I would like to "downgrade"....suggestions?

[Espada]

If you consider a 2.5 gallon then you should consider to have no tank at all.

 

[ThePBM]

If you consider a 2.5 gallon then you should consider to have no tank at all.

Or . . . . being a little less peeing-on-people's-parade-happy-like-you-seem-to-enjoy-doing . . . . 10 cherry shrimp would be fine in a 2.5 gallon.

 

[Espada]

Or . . . . being a little less peeing-on-people's-parade-happy-like-you-seem-to-enjoy-doing . . . . 10 cherry shrimp would be fine in a 2.5 gallon.

It's my believe that no fish should be in a 2.5 gallon for a long time. I don't have a problem if you don't agree with that, but that doesn't mean you have to react like you do.

Reported.

 

[ThePBM]

might as well report yourself on your negative comments as well while you're at it buddy

 

[Espada]

might as well report yourself on your negative comments as well while you're at it buddy

Everybody can check my previous posts, no negative comments in there as far as I know. The only one who is not following the rules is you.

Nothing more to add.

 

[ThePBM]

You're funny.

 

[Mgamer20o0]

ok.... lets get back to the subject on hand. please be respectful to others.

 

[Lukee]

espada, bettas are fine in a 2.5gal. they can live in like 200mL in the wild...

 

[mvigor]

ok.... lets get back to the subject on hand. please be respectful to others.

Mmmmm...respect. :werd:

 

[wataugachicken]

i don't see the problem. i had 6g and 10g tanks during college, and it wasn't really a big problem to move them around. i brought the tanks home for every winter and summer vacation and it doesn't take a lot of work to break it down and set it up again. all you need is a bucket for transporting the fish.