Biggest fish for a Ten gallon
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TaylorD;4383159; said:
Yes you are lucky, mine dominates all of the plants that are real! He eats them at the base and lets the rest float to the top!
TaylorD;4383159; said:
depends on the species of crayfish
OT: If you want plants maybe you can try a colony of shrimp(red cherry shrimp would be cheapest.. http://www.aquabid.com/cgi-bin/auction/auction.cgi?fwinverts&1282108161)
I've always wanted a crayfish setup with rocks all over the bottom so the crays are always "climbing" onto something. You could do a lightly planted tank with low tech plants growing through rock crevices as long as the species of cray you choose does not eat plants. Also, some crays do not get along with each other and you might end up with torn claws so make sure to do your research if you want multiple crays
cichlids in general will rip up your plants. you could just bairley squeeze a breeding pair of rams into your tank. but they are far too touchy to stay in such a small tank for too long. if you upgrade to a 30G, you could have a group of rams, maybe some smaller african cichlids, or a breeding pair of convicts. convicts are the best starter cichlids. and they also breed like crazy!
If you want an aggressive fish,a dwarf puffer would be best suited in a 10. Peaceful fish would be a dwarf gourami,or betta.
Not much to choose from in a 10.
Not much to choose from in a 10.
you could do 1 maby a breeding pair of convicts
cribensis
rams
african shell dwellers
2 Apistogramma cacatuoides
most dwarf cichlids
maby a firemouth (you might have to upgrade to a 15g in the long run)
cribensis
rams
african shell dwellers
2 Apistogramma cacatuoides
most dwarf cichlids
maby a firemouth (you might have to upgrade to a 15g in the long run)
monsterberry;4389131; said:
Definitely a no to the Convicts/Kribs/Firemouth/Rams/most Dwarf Cichlids...we're talking 10 gallons or less than 40L!
