Just for the record, even that guideline doesn't work with many fish.I go with 1 fish per 5 gallon ratio.It gives more room for active fishes.
Sounds great!!! I'm gonna go buy a 10 gallon tank and put two Arowanas in there! They should have plenty of room!!! Awesome!I go with 1 fish per 5 gallon ratio.It gives more room for active fishes.
by that rule you can keep eleven pacus in a 55 gallon. i dont think so.I go with 1 fish per 5 gallon ratio.It gives more room for active fishes.
You aren't exactly taking into account the fact that some petshops sell quarter and dime-sized angelfish. If he can get them that small and that young... and his mother has the space in her tank to take them once he gets his 30-gallon and moves away... why not have a parting gift for his mom in his tank for a few months?dont put angels in there. they will most likely fight from lack of space. wait until you get the 30 gallon for angels.
Thanks guys/gals!You aren't exactly taking into account the fact that some petshops sell quarter and dime-sized angelfish. If he can get them that small and that young... and his mother has the space in her tank to take them once he gets his 30-gallon and moves away... why not have a parting gift for his mom in his tank for a few months?
*shrug* Maybe I'm just naive...
Nonsense, it all depends on the fish.I go with 1 fish per 5 gallon ratio.It gives more room for active fishes.
I know that they grow big, and that danios are active, but will they be alright together for a month or two?, I am getting a 30 gallon for my grad present, I just found out!