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As the title says I have two 5g aquariums, both of which have functioning hoods/lights. I don't really want to get more bettas, cherry shrimp or endlers though. Any ideas on what I could use the tanks for?
I thought about that too, I forgot to mention that I already have a 5g with cherries though. Maybe I'll get a different type of shrimp.You could do a shrimp tank!
I've always been kind of interested in pea puffer.s I have a tub full of snails to feed them too. If I did only pea puffers in the 5g how many could I have in it?Cherry shrimp tank, a single pea puffer could live in there, you could also have snails.
Only one, they get pretty territorial with their own kind. Honestly though they have so much personality I probably wouldn't even care lol.I thought about that too, I forgot to mention that I already have a 5g with cherries though. Maybe I'll get a different type of shrimp.
I've always been kind of interested in pea puffer.s I have a tub full of snails to feed them too. If I did only pea puffers in the 5g how many could I have in it?
Good ideas! I'll think about those. Idk where to get pygmy sunfish though.In the other 5 gallon you could do a solo Dwarf Craw, a group of ADFs, or maybe some pygmy sunfish.
I'm not too interested in breeding fish, especially since most of my tanks are fully stocked anyways. My tanks' stocking lists are in my aquarium details. Thanks for the idea!What do you have in your other tanks? Do you have any community tanks?
You could use the 5g to attempt some breeding projects like tetras or danios or others
Correct me if I'm wrong but the danios and tetras need a 10 gallon tank. Maybe chili rasboras?Maybe a school of ember tetras or celestial pearl danios?
Correct me if I'm wrong but the danios and tetras need a 10 gallon tank. Maybe chili rasboras?
Okay, everywhere I look suggests a 10 gallon tank but I have never kept them before so you are probably right.For most tetras and danios that would be true, but the ones I mentioned above are small; comparable to chili rasboras (which would also work).