what to put in 10 gallon setup, pic attached

[JohnMemorialHS]

I love the idea of Tanganyika shell dwellers. You can have two pairs of them in a 10 gallon actually, they're interesting little fish.

 

[static69static]

Originally posted by static69static
Well the tank has been set up for around 2-3 weeks, added the limestone today. Fake plants for now, but as time goes, I will slowly add live plants, but depends too on what i get. So will prettty much stay the way it is.

I have no idea whatt I want to stock it with. Was planning on a puffer, now looking at Neolamprologus caudopunctatus, but not totally sure?

Any ideas or suggestions?

Remember limesttone, so harder water!

Yea I think I'm gonna go with four Neolamprologus caudopunctatus.

 

[Dragon_Lord_Tia]

my oscars are in a 12ft and a 4ft

all my fish are in 4ft or above ,so i say its ok to have neons and guppies and small fish like that but not cichlids get a few dewarfs in but no more the 3 or 4 for the fishes sake think about it

 

[nvision]

inhabitants aside, don't you just love a newly set up tank? it's so exciting.

 

[Philip]

Did you say that you have Black Beauty "sand" in the tank. That's the coal slag from power plants, right? That's what I use everyday to sandblast metal parts and I've often wondered if it's okay to use in an aquarium. Details on the Black Beauty?

 

[static69static]

Well my lfs has it in 50lbs bags or by the lb. I dipped it out of a bin by the lb, and it was called black beauty. I have no idea what the bag looks like or the brand name. Sorry I can't help, but it did say not for community fish, so I guess it raises the PH, as does my limestone. I'm having trouble maintaining a high PH. Any suggestions? Is it because my tank is still cycling?