Yellow Labs In A 10 Gallon
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Except for fry, a 10 is too small for yellow labs. You could put a quartet in a 30 long, but anything smaller is really not good for african cichlids. Sorry... but these are fish that don't do well in small tanks.
Jim
Jim
No, 1 inch fish are juvies, in my book. I wouldn't put them in a 10 at that size. YoFishBoy is right... put them in a 30 and you'll be glad you did.
Jim
Jim
The fish will grow fast even when they are that small.
I'd say you'd be transferring them in a couple months very easily.
I had a trio of them in a 10G, and I got my 60G just to keep them happy.
Yeah, putting them in the 30G would be a better idea if you could do it now.
The ideal ratio is 3F to 1M, but with them being that small, it might be a little hard to sex them.
I'd say you'd be transferring them in a couple months very easily.
I had a trio of them in a 10G, and I got my 60G just to keep them happy.
Yeah, putting them in the 30G would be a better idea if you could do it now.
The ideal ratio is 3F to 1M, but with them being that small, it might be a little hard to sex them.
igeak691 said:
I don't see why not.
a 20 gallon long has pretty much the same dimensions as a 29 gal except for not having as much height as 29 gal.
Labs get around 5 inches....
I would add no more than 2 yellow labs.