My new 25l tank
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arangarajan93
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You can put: 2 cherry barbs, 8-10 harlequin rosbora.
redsea
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Cool setup. I would do a Betta and a few neon tetras.
Jimlor123
Aquarium Advice Regular
Hey, thanks for the ideas. At the moment it is home to 7 baby platies
. As they don't live long I'm my main tank. So they can grow up in here, and they safe. Am starting another tank up, around a 60l one soon. As getting a puffer . I can't wait...
. As they don't live long I'm my main tank. So they can grow up in here, and they safe. Am starting another tank up, around a 60l one soon. As getting a puffer . I can't wait...reaperpilot2014
Aquarium Advice Apprentice
Hey, thanks for the ideas. At the moment it is home to 7 baby platies
What kind of puffer are you planning on getting?
redsea
Aquarium Advice Addict
Cool, can you post pictures of the babies?
Retired_AF
Aquarium Advice FINatic
Nice tank, and that piece of DW looks great.
I would start with some small, low-light live plants that would grow to about 2/3 of the way up and go from there.
Sitting and looking at the tank, a nice crowntail or dragon scale betta with a few cherry or amano shrimp (large enough not to get eaten) or perhaps a spotted leaf fish with the shrimp would be attractive.
I would start with some small, low-light live plants that would grow to about 2/3 of the way up and go from there.
Sitting and looking at the tank, a nice crowntail or dragon scale betta with a few cherry or amano shrimp (large enough not to get eaten) or perhaps a spotted leaf fish with the shrimp would be attractive.
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spotted leaf fish as in climbing perch? if so,that tank is to smallNice tank, and that piece of DW looks great.
I would start with some small, low-light live plants that would grow to about 2/3 of the way up and go from there.
Sitting and looking at the tank, a nice crowntail or dragon scale betta with a few cherry or amano shrimp (large enough not to get eaten) or perhaps a spotted leaf fish with the shrimp would be attractive.
Retired_AF
Aquarium Advice FINatic
The one I have from my lfs only gets about 6 inches long when full grown... I miscalculated the gallons, figuring about 10... turns out to be about 6.6.... so yeah, it may be a little too big for the tank... sorry...
thats still to big for a 25 litre tank
Jimlor123
Aquarium Advice Regular
Terrance said:
Am thinking of the dwarf puffer route... Are dwarf puffers freshwater??
Galligak
Aquarium Advice Addict
Yes they are. Just make sure your tank is heavily planted/decorated because they enjoy all those plants and adventuring
reaperpilot2014
Aquarium Advice Apprentice
My favorite small fw puffer is the Amazon puffer, aka Brazilian aka Peruvian puffer. They don't ever need brackish water and are the only puffer I know of that likes to be with its own kind.
