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Oct 28
Question by Brandy T: Tropical fish that do well in a 10 gallon aquarium?
I am new to the hobby. I have a 46 gallon goldfish tank. Now I’d like to start a tropical tank. What fish would fare well in a 10 gallon tank?Best answer:
Answer by ►Fish Man◄
most anabantoids
most common livebearig fish
corydoras
otos
etcGive your answer to this question below!
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What kind of low maintenance tropical fish would you recommend for a small 5 gallon aquarium?
Filed under GardeningOct 26Question by Attilio Brandi: What kind of low maintenance tropical fish would you recommend for a small 5 gallon aquarium?
I inherited a small 5 gallon “Eclipse” aquarium with water heater/filter included,the only problem I have is deciding what hardy tropical fish to purchase.It needs to be a hardy,low maintenance,colorful ,small in size.Best answer:
Answer by Mylia
you should getGOLDFISH
-the snack that smiles back!seriously, wouldn’t it be awesome if you filled a 5 gallon fish tank with goldfish (at this point I am talking about real goldfish) There would be a huge mass of goldness. I can’t say that these are TROPICAL fish but it sure would be awesome.
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Oct 20
Question by Zak: How often can i put aquarium salt in my tropical fish tank?
How often can i put aquarium salt in my tropical fish tank?
Last few days my fish have had whitespot, anchor worm and very red gills, today i put some aquarium salt in my tank ( 14 gallon tank, about 10 fish ) and my fish seem alot healthier already. how often should i it it in?Best answer:
Answer by life is great in southampton uk
you have 2 many fish for that size tank
your water parameters must be checked for ammonia and nitrite i bet they are sky high that is why your fish are sick
you don’t need to add salt treat the cause of the illnessWhat do you think? Answer below!
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The number of tropical fish that an aquarium can hold depends on the volume of the fish tank. The interior dim?
Filed under GardeningJun 20Question by funvonne: The number of tropical fish that an aquarium can hold depends on the volume of the fish tank. The interior dim?
The number of tropical fish that an aquarium can hold depends on the volume of the fish tank. The interior dimensions of the fish tank below are 29 cm, 41 cm, and 50 cm. Each fish requires 10,000 cubic centimeters of water. How many tropical fish will this fish tank hold?Best answer:
Answer by Paul
Volume is length*width*height, so just multiply all three dimensions together.29*41*50 = 59,450
Then divide by 10,000, which is how much room each fish needs, and you’ll find how many fish you can fit:
59450/10,000 = 5.945 fish
But you can’t have a fraction of a fish, so you must round down. There is not enough room for 6, so only 5 fit.
Hope this helps
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May 31
Question by REALTexan: What kind of ornaments do tropical fish like in there aquarium?
I am going to get a bubble curtain today and 2 (or maybe 3) live plants. I have some fake coral and a rock like thing for decorations. I am going to add more gravel too. Also, do tropical fish like to play with any kind of ball or something? Like a ping-pong ball? Thanks for your help!
I have gouramis, angelfish, barbs, danios, ect…
I have a light and a filter aslo:)Best answer:
Answer by Golden
they like rocks also it depends on the tropical fish you are getting if it’s cichlids they love rocks and sandGive your answer to this question below!
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Mar 31
Question by batontwirler10: What would be a good tropical fish species to care for in an indoor aquarium?
I have had a two and a half gallon with a fiter and heater in there. I have had tetras in there, but they keep dying. And also i would like a change of fish. Do you know of any tropical fish species that I could get that would be easy to care for? ~Thanks!Best answer:
Answer by BEACHRESCUE
black mollies and angel fishGive your answer to this question below!
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Jan 24
Question by ihcuids: What are some easy tropical fish to use in a new 10 gallon aquarium?
I have a 10 gallon tank and would like to start a tropical fish tank, but I’ve only had goldfish before this. I know I have to let the tank go through a two week cycle before I put fish in it to build up the good bacteria and such, but I was wondering if there were some easy, but pretty and nice to keep, tropical fish to start out with.Best answer:
Answer by Ryan N
There are some nice swordtails and platys you could start with. They come in a variety of colors and finnage. The breed easily though. Cardinal tetras also look amazing in a group, but I wouldn’t add those until your tank is stable for some time (about 6 months). Threadfin rainbows also looks nice in a group, but I would wait on those as well.You best bet for a new tank would be a small group of danios. They are hardy and usually survive the cycle. Then once your tank is stable look for soem other fish to add like tetras.
The cycle won’t really complete until you have added fish to produce ammonia that the bacteria eats. So when you add fish add no more than 2 and test you water for a few weeks until the ammonia and nitrites peak and then go back to 0. Then add more fish slowly.
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