How many males, how many females?
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BBradbury
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Hello jo...
A 10 gallon tank is too small for active fish. They need more room. This sized tank might be fine for inactive fish like a Betta or Loach, but not for most species.
If you're wanting a tank, go with a 20 gallon long. A 30 G would be much better and give you the best chance for success.
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Hello jo...
A 10 gallon tank is too small for active fish. They need more room. This sized tank might be fine for inactive fish like a Betta or Loach, but not for most species.
If you're wanting a tank, go with a 20 gallon long. A 30 G would be much better and give you the best chance for success.
B
Mebbid
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I would go with just 1 male sparkling gourami and 2 females but no more than 1 male. The pygmy corys don't matter
If you went with the dwarf puffer than a single puffer is all that would fit in a 10g.
