Don't get any fish that will outgrow your tank unless you are planning on upgrading AKA arowanas, rays, gars, oscars, some puffers, barbs, balas, most cats, RTGGs, etc.
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Well yea do the water tests... then pic k what type of fish you can always change parameters to better fit the kinda fish you want.. you can change PH and water hardness softness blah blah... Dont let the fish choose you lmao!!
dude they let you keep a 55 gallon in college... my dumb school fined me for a 40 breeder... because the max to have is 10 gallons... geez... i had RBPS tho also lmaoofishnoob;1501378; said:
Okay, well just be careful. Common noob mistakes:
1) Not cycling your aquarium
2) Not having the right equipment
3) Getting too many fish at once
4) Getting fish that outgrow your tank eventually JUST because they look tiny and cute at the store
1) Not cycling your aquarium
2) Not having the right equipment
3) Getting too many fish at once
4) Getting fish that outgrow your tank eventually JUST because they look tiny and cute at the store
alright i was just throwing that in sometimes new keepers dont think about the weight factor. tell us what you are thinking single fish like an oscar or many smaller fish.
I want to do it right the first time.