5 baby kribensis in a 10 gallon aquarium ( There about 1 inch )

I got 5 baby kribensis,Will they be ok in a 10 gallon aquarium.I was baby sitting my friend kribensis .My friend said it was 2 female..But it turns out there a pair.She was away couple of month.The baby are about 1 inch..I just found out they where in the 25 gallon aquarium.( Am going to set up my 26 gallon bowl front but I have to make room ..Lol

My friend is picking up the Full grown kribensis tomorrow morning.I told her about the baby fish.Sounds like am going to be the one keeping the 5 kribensis for now! There a inch ...So there petty small.I know they get about 3-4 inchs

 

They should be fine for about a month, if you keep up with your water changes. I think you can keep them as long as you have a tank big enough for them when they're all grown. Beware that they might have more babies when they're old enough.

 

As they mature, you'd need a much larger tank than a 26 to keep 5 adults. You will get at least one mated pair from the 5, I'm sure. Then the others will be "odd man out" and there will be a high level of aggression. I know my lfs was very happy to see take all of my kribs once I got tired of being an nursery maid. They can easily shoot out 150 fry per month so be prepared!

 

I kept 6 baby kribs in a grow out tank until try were about 6 months. Regular water changes and you will be just fine for a while.

 

I think am going to give them away when they get older.I will do the Regular water change.My friend pick up the fish to day.She was petty happy to see the bay fish I told her that she will get more .I love baby fish.

 

Update :I move my guppy in the 10 gallon aquarium then put the 5 kribensis in the 20 gallon long.They have more space to swim and play around.I was going to set up my 26 gallon aquarium,But I hit a round block.I have no space in my the room.I have to take down one of my 10 gallon to make room for the 26 gallon aquarium.

 

20 long will work for now. Kribs are substrate dwellers so they don't require a really deep tank.