S spaulding Gambusia MFK Member Jan 3, 2007 366 0 16 south bend, IN Dec 23, 2008 #31 i think a convict pair would be good to start out with. it's a good way to get hooked anyway.
CDickes1988 Feeder Fish MFK Member Oct 4, 2008 717 1 0 Toledo, Ohio Dec 24, 2008 #32 spaulding;2568756; said: i think a convict pair would be good to start out with. it's a good way to get hooked anyway. Click to expand... Convicts really need a 20-29 gallon, 10 is a bit too small for a pair. I recommend a shrimp tank, but he probably wants to actually have "fish" in his first fish tank, so any in that link posted back on page one.
spaulding;2568756; said: i think a convict pair would be good to start out with. it's a good way to get hooked anyway. Click to expand... Convicts really need a 20-29 gallon, 10 is a bit too small for a pair. I recommend a shrimp tank, but he probably wants to actually have "fish" in his first fish tank, so any in that link posted back on page one.
S Swiftwater Feeder Fish MFK Member Oct 17, 2008 137 2 0 So cal Dec 24, 2008 #33 tell him about the nitrogen cycle first and ask him if he wants to do a fishless cycle, if he doesn't give a s**** just tell him to get a betta, zebra danios, white cloud mountain minnows, 1 goldfish, or a couple of rosy red minnows.
tell him about the nitrogen cycle first and ask him if he wants to do a fishless cycle, if he doesn't give a s**** just tell him to get a betta, zebra danios, white cloud mountain minnows, 1 goldfish, or a couple of rosy red minnows.
G gar man Jack Dempsey MFK Member Jul 9, 2008 1,393 1 36 31 iowa Dec 24, 2008 #34 a goldfish would outgrow a 10 swift and i will mae sure he he cycles the tank first dont worry