10GAL QUARANTINE

[bassman24]

I got a got a pretty good one for you all.
The other day I went to LFS and picked up a 10gal package tank for $70. The ones that come with filter,heater,etc. The only reason I was getting it is was because one of my Peacock Bass would not eat and I was worried he would die. While I was there I decided to get some frozen shrimp for the others since I hadn't tried it and they had just been converted to blood worms. So, before I set up the 10gal I toss a cube in with all the peacocks and start preping my new tank. Half way through I look at my 90gal and the Pbass I'm getting ready to transfer is goin to town on these shrimp! Yeah, the one that hasn't eaten in two weeks that I've been so stressed about is eating all the shrimp and the other pbass won't touch it.
So, now I have a complete 10gal set-up and have no clue what would be cool to put in it. Any suggestions?

 

[Titania]

Keep it as a quarantine tank, IMO. Unless you don't plan on adding any other fish to your big tank.

 

[LBathory]

I have a similar situation. I got one of those 10 gal set ups as a quarentine, but all my P's seemed fine living with one another, so i couldn't resist turning it into a little nano planted tank.

 

[BushFishRox]

you should of bought a bigger tank and kept the 90 for a quarantine

 

[bassman24]

you should of bought a bigger tank and kept the 90 for a quarantine

I have a 240 that I will set up in my garage when the pbass get big enough and the 90 will probably be for some african cichla with a nice rock formation. I can't wait!

 

[Titania]

If you definitely want to make it a tank, I'd do a small planted tank with a school of rummynose tetras and a few corydora sterbai.