absolutangel04
Daphnia are People Too.
Not sure about this, but maybe a cpo?
uses for a 2.5g tank?
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skywhitney
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absolutangel04 said:
CPO? Haven't heard that one before...
absolutangel04
Daphnia are People Too.
Orange dwarf crayfish. I am not sure if this would be the right tank for a couple for a couple of them, but they are seriously cute little buggers.
skywhitney
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absolutangel04 said:
Ahh ok
thanks for the definition!
jetajockey
come get me tang police!
I have recently started keeping CPOs and they'd work pretty good. I like them, lots of personality just like a larger cray but too small to do any serious damage.
I think the tank is too small for a permanent home for a pair of them. I've kept a younger pair in one, but at full size I think they need more space. Atleast a 5 gal I would say. If the tank is planted some young may survive, and then you're on your way to needing atleast a 10 gal pretty fast.
fishyperson3010
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How about 2 dario dario (Scarlet Badis)
adadkins1
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I'd say go for a Betta or shrimp only tank. I've kept Bettas in 2.5g tanks and they are perfectly fine. I'd recommend a heater and a filter (Red Sea Deco Art Nano) if you go the Betta route.
skywhitney
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I still think a shrimp tank would be cool, especially if you haven't done it before.
adadkins1
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I agree, I got 4 RCS for my first shrimp only tank (10g) and it is pretty cool. I got a female in berried and the eggs just recently hatched. I love looking at the tiny shrimplets!
I don't think it's big enough for two dario dario. I guess it probably would be for one.
This was a shrimp tank. He moved the RCS out and is looking for new ideas.
jetajockey
come get me tang police!
One male with a couple of female pygmy sunfish would work fine. Even multiple males seem to work out together, they aren't aggressive, but in small areas only one will be dominant and colored up.
My bad!
