I was reading the aquarium fish magazine and the prize of the month is this little salt water tank. (link to the tank) www.creativedesign-group.com it is the tiki version. Demensions: 13 1/2 L x 13 1/2 W x 24 1/2 HWhat could these possibly hold?......
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I was reading the aquarium fish magazine and the prize of the month is this little salt water tank. (link to the tank) www.creativedesign-group.com it is the tiki version. Demensions: 13 1/2 L x 13 1/2 W x 24 1/2 H
Take in from there site.
small salt water farm raised fish such as cromis, damsels, and clown fish have proven to be some of the best species to inhabit this environment, based on their hardiness and vibrant colors.
They are saying each tank holds 5 gallon so i would imagine some gobies,damsels etc.
small salt water farm raised fish such as cromis, damsels, and clown fish have proven to be some of the best species to inhabit this environment, based on their hardiness and vibrant colors.
They are saying each tank holds 5 gallon so i would imagine some gobies,damsels etc.
The Betta Treasures collection is awful. I hate how fish companies perpetuate the idea that it's a good idea to put a Betta in such a small, bleak environment.
phaedraeos;1302230; said:
I'm not sure about anywhere else but all the LFS i have been to in Aus have Bettas in the same size or smaller tanks in the shops....
These are incredibly expensive. They do look kinda cool, but at the end of the day they're 5 gallon tanks!
I could only see like some tetras or for the salt one like a blue damsel or somethin. 5gs? yikes hopefully someone doesnt wanna put a baby arrow or something in there 
we had 3 female bettas in our 60g lol it was funny. They loved it! their perm. home is in a 10g tank and its just the 3 female bettas in there. We have 2 males as well, and both of them are in big vase type things no small little cups. They love the space they seem so much happier!
we had 3 female bettas in our 60g lol it was funny. They loved it! their perm. home is in a 10g tank and its just the 3 female bettas in there. We have 2 males as well, and both of them are in big vase type things no small little cups. They love the space they seem so much happier!Chooka;1302479; said:
Yeah but that's an LFS. I don't believe many of us keep our fish in the same environment they were in at the LFS; I know I don't. The tanks (or betta cups) at your LFS were likely designed to be a holding area, not a permanent home.