My old 3 gallon tank...

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Thnks for the info...but yes i do know this. The puffer was going to go in my 90 but... the day he came in was also the day i had to rescue 1 6"JD 2 3-4" jd's a 3" concict and a 4" firemouth.... so putting him in there was not an option anymore...so i placed him in the moor tank... ive had the moor since he was very young(like platy small) so this was the safest way to go until...
 
mb_barton;725080; said:
the other day i found my 3 gallon tank from when i was still a youngen and didnt know **** bout fish and would kill goldfish after goldfish...
I know better now... goldfish really shud get more space than that...
anyway I decided I want a tank in my room... more specifically on my desk because the fish calm me down and help me focus on work.
So i setup the tank today and Im letting it cycle. Im still debating on what to stock it with...
I was think 1 or 2 dwarf puffers... a little goby that i found in my fish store that looks like a bumble bee but its not... stays really small though...
a chinese pleco and maybe a shrimp or crayfish or sumthin...
any ideas?

Why not just put a 55g in as a head board?

I might split the tank & do 2 bettas, myself. I enjoy bettas as a desk fish.

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naw ima just go with what i first decided... the bumble bee goby lookablikes the puffers and a chinese algae eater
if they outgrow the tank I have bigger tanks for them... (only the cae could actually outgrow it though)
 
rallysman;725329; said:
My crowntail

mine looked just like that! loved that guy to death!
but yeah, if you going with the bumblebee thing DON'T get any crayfish! they will kill it. get a celebese rainbowfish they r cool.
 
mb_barton;726425;726425 said:
naw ima just go with what i first decided... the bumble bee goby lookablikes the puffers and a chinese algae eater
if they outgrow the tank I have bigger tanks for them... (only the cae could actually outgrow it though)
03-01-07
09:52 am

i think those bumble bee gobies are brackish water fishes, so you might need to add some sea salt in the water. I'm not sure the exact measurements and not really experienced with brackish water stuff though.
 
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