Fully aquatic something for a ten gallon?
- Thread starter rudukai13
- Start date
You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
Don't get a tadpole unless you are prepared to keep the adult. Anyhow, the most commonly found tadpoles at fish stores are American bullfrogs, which get too large for a five gallon.
If you get a newt, stick to a Cynops or Notophthalmus species, and only one or two individuals. Other newt species grow too large. I know you are looking for herps, but frankly a five gallon tank is much more suitable for shrimp or dwarf crayfish than for any herp.
If you get a newt, stick to a Cynops or Notophthalmus species, and only one or two individuals. Other newt species grow too large. I know you are looking for herps, but frankly a five gallon tank is much more suitable for shrimp or dwarf crayfish than for any herp.
why again just a 5 gallon,you can get a 10 or 20 for dirt cheep,even at yard sales and such.Then you could at least get a couple fire bellies or something.
Noto;3961236; said:He said his dorm rules prevent him getting a bigger tank.
This.
well here's good news! I may be sharing an apartment with my brother and a few of his friends instead of staying in the dorm. If that's the case then I'd be able to get a larger (much larger) tank. It's just a possibility right now, but a good possibility.
rj32l;3972683; said:maybe a simple planted tank with a small colony of cherry shrimp or crystal red shrimp?
...Did you read anything in this thread?
