What should I get in a 10g

[bigspizz]

Hey, could you go make your own post instead of getting off topic?
Thanks.

jjk he is on topic....he has a ten also and told you how he stocked it....in other words he gave you advice. This is a thread about 1 ten gallon tank. if I had dead dog pics I would post them now.....

 

[Nabbig2]

jjk he is on topic....he has a ten also and told you how he stocked it....in other words he gave you advice. This is a thread about 1 ten gallon tank. if I had dead dog pics I would post them now.....

It just seemed off topic because it seems like he was just randomly stating his fish.

 

[bigspizz]

oh lol I think he was helping. This is a diverse website age/race....you have to consider the things you say foreign to someone.(you really should naturally be respectful to all people)

 

[Nabbig2]

oh lol I think he was helping. This is a diverse website age/race....you have to consider the things you say foreign to someone.(you really should naturally be respectful to all people)

Sorry, I'm naturally aggressive...I guess you could say like a cichlid lol.

 

[fourty2]

why not try a planted tank with shrimps they can be fun to watch,something a bit different...

 

[fourty2]

scrap my post...so you went with a betta i guess?

 

[ThePBM]

I currently got a 10 gallon running with some plants and some guppies. Not much you can do with a 10, unless you want dwarf fish.

Oh, and I never had a problem with guppies eating their offspring. Maybe because I have a good amount of stone/wood/plants in all my tanks. I try to replicate their surroundings as much as I can, which is fun, and in a 10 gallon its fairly cheap (compared to my 60).

if you meant that you try to replicate their surroundings as they grew up in, well, you'd need a bare empty tank with maybe a sponge filter.

 

[Nabbig2]

why not try a planted tank with shrimps they can be fun to watch,something a bit different...

Well actually I have 2 nice crayfish, so....yeah. I'm gonna get another female con today, maybe a new pair. Hope for the best.

 

[ThePBM]

10 gallons is a bit small for any cichlid, maybe even dwarf cichlids.

That's not true. A mating pair or 1m2f of some shell dwellers would be ok in a 10 gal. I myself plan on one or two Lamprologus ocellatus in a 10 gal.

 

[ThePBM]

Hey, could you go make your own post instead of getting off topic?
Thanks.

He was giving you a suggestion on what would work in a 10 gal, buddy