jardini+125+will be ok???

[Toxic Fish 9999]

well i got a 125 and i love jardinis do you thinke one will be okay in there. there is 2 pecies of driftwood but they are in the back of the tank. good filltration 2 canstier fillters i seting up the 3 one i hope. so do you thinke it will be okin there for life.
Thanks everyone

 

[jworth]

well i got a 125 and i love jardinis do you thinke one will be okay in there. there is 2 pecies of driftwood but they are in the back of the tank. good filltration 2 canstier fillters i seting up the 3 one i hope. so do you thinke it will be ok.
Thanks everyone

Should be for a long time and could probably pull it off for life but a 180 is preferable.

 

[Toxic Fish 9999]

Should be for a long time and could probably pull it off for life but a 180 is preferable.

yea i know bt my parents siad 125 so yea but till i move out saving for a bigger tank

 

[dudey]

I think it will be cramped after the first year. Jardinas arent as flexible as silvers, and should be in at least a 6x2 if not bigger

 

[Gshock]

Not going to work for life?

 

[Toxic Fish 9999]

ok that guys that sucks i really wanted one

 

[arodini]

ok that guys that sucks i really wanted one

Look at my tank setup.

Exactly one year ago, I apparently made a bet to buy my 125 gal tank with the intent to house my baby jardini for life. That was after doing my homework, including reading information on this very site. My jar is now 16", active and healthy, and obviously have no problem turning around at all. I plan on taking out all of his tank mates if needed in the future to give him more room. But no plan in sight for an upgrade. We'll see...

PS: I'm not suggesting anyone to do the same. I'm just stating my decision and my experience. As always, go as big as you could afford to do so.

 

[Bderick67]

yea i know bt my parents siad 125 so yea but till i move out saving for a bigger tank

Do you already have the tank? If not work on your parents, provide facts and info as to why you need a 180g.