Can you keep a 6" fish in a 10g for life?

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6"fish needs at least a 30"tank...IMO... PREFFERABLY36"
 
IMO:

A dog can live in a cage/crate its entire life. Is that fare? Humans that are in jail only sleep in there pens. But are let out in the day time. What lifestyle do you want for your pet? Active or not. Almost anything can survive in a box. But for how long before stress and/or depression will cause sickness and/or death.

But thats just my opinion. Im the person that wants to slap the pee out of ppl that buy a dog and treat it like backyard patio furniture. :)

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Funny, ratio wise about the same as keeping a 14" fish in a 75g. Yet thats common practice
 
this question makes my brain bleed.

Keep in mind, the amount of dilution in a 75g is MUCH larger than that of a 10g....
 
I hate that people say no. How about saying not advisable but you could put..........

There are some things that would be great even at 6 inches plus in 10 gallon. An axolotl for example, great by itself in a 10 gallon and the get closer to 7 inches or so.

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Kribensis4me said:
IMO:

A dog can live in a cage/crate its entire life. Is that fare? Humans that are in jail only sleep in there pens. But are let out in the day time. What lifestyle do you want for your pet? Active or not. Almost anything can survive in a box. But for how long before stress and/or depression will cause sickness and/or death.

But thats just my opinion. Im the person that wants to slap the pee out of ppl that buy a dog and treat it like backyard patio furniture. :)

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but a fish gets stunted.
 
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