arowanaking;2252131; said:
as long as the dont get any bigger they should be ok but im nervous saying that. im not a fan of anything under 10 gallons but u could make it work
what can go in a 3gal tank?
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as long as the dont get any bigger they should be ok but im nervous saying that. im not a fan of anything under 10 gallons but u could make it work
well im not worrying abut the bio-load b/c its got 2 filters: one for a 3gal (stock) and another for up to 15gal
What kind of barbs? Some get 24"+. Could you post some pictures so we can ID them if you do not know what they are?
onpoint2eucce06;2253273; said:
why does god test me so.... check back a few pages and rethink that one.
I'm sorry if I came off as rude, but there is a very nasty "if it fits then it has to be a good idea" train of thought going around here. Not just with nano's, but with big fish too (I'm seeing way too many people think they can fit humongous catfish in a "large" tank).
Nano tanks are cool, but tricky. To someone who just wants something nice to sit on a desk, a nano can be way too much work for a tank that size. I have created nano planted's that where way more work then a tank 50x in size.
The only reason I doubted shrimp is because they are sensitive creatures. Yes, they can thrive in a tank that size... but you have no room for error. Good luck with whatever you do. I will cast my vote for the 10g, that way you have more stuff to look at
If you have the filters it's just another $10 to get the tank.
um.... hello it's called a betta...
what about an iwagume tank?
i think that's how you spell it...
what about an iwagume tank?
i think that's how you spell it...
