Stocking 3g nano tank

Wow, well I guess galaxy rasboras /celestial danios are definitely on top in the polls. :) True I don't think I've seen them (or the least killies?--can't remember) when perusing the local Petcos/Petsmarts. However, I am very fortunate to live fairly close to some excellent dedicated LFSs so I bet they wouldn't be so hard to find. Same with some of the suggested plants. I've been thinking about a field trip soon so I'll check.

Freshy, you have a good point about the smallness of this tank possibly being more of a pain than it's worth...Maybe I should make it a hospital tank. I just like it because it's so attractive to have the mechanics hidden.

At any rate, thank you all for the recommendations! I will think on it.
 
Wow, well I guess galaxy rasboras /celestial danios are definitely on top in the polls. :) True I don't think I've seen them (or the least killies?--can't remember) when perusing the local Petcos/Petsmarts. However, I am very fortunate to live fairly close to some excellent dedicated LFSs so I bet they wouldn't be so hard to find. Same with some of the suggested plants. I've been thinking about a field trip soon so I'll check.

Freshy, you have a good point about the smallness of this tank possibly being more of a pain than it's worth...Maybe I should make it a hospital tank. I just like it because it's so attractive to have the mechanics hidden.

At any rate, thank you all for the recommendations! I will think on it.
I’ve run a 3.7 g for years quite happily. Three black skirt tetras and a fair amount of plants. 40% water change every weekend, but it’s a small bucket. 10 minute job.
 
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Yes it's hardly any water at all to change out. I'm sure the plants help with water quality. The black skirt tetras seem happy in such a small space? I just got some teensy weensy Glowlight tetras (babies, really)--it would be so cool if they would stay tiny. :-)
 
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