empty 10 gallon on hand leave some ideas
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Inevitably, something happens where I need to separate one fish from the others; either a sick fish that needs medication before I (flush it - in my opinion), or a mama having babies; the babies themselves; it's always something, as Roseanne Roseannadanna used to say.
To keep the bacteria going, though, you might want to keep a small group of non-baby eating, very hardy fish that can take the medications you may give another sick fish, and that will not eat babies. Cories are good, a pleco for the algae (get one that stays little), a horseface loach, kuhlii loach, or banjo cat would all be good choices for keeping it cleaned up.
To keep the bacteria going, though, you might want to keep a small group of non-baby eating, very hardy fish that can take the medications you may give another sick fish, and that will not eat babies. Cories are good, a pleco for the algae (get one that stays little), a horseface loach, kuhlii loach, or banjo cat would all be good choices for keeping it cleaned up.
Dwarf puffers. 
Hans, they're not hard to feed at all. Frozen bloodworms, occasional live blackworms and brine shrimp.
Hans, they're not hard to feed at all. Frozen bloodworms, occasional live blackworms and brine shrimp.
