Ideas

[Dragonfish21]

My 10 gallon tank

Any ideas for fish? I like blue or black exotic colored fish

 

[Dragonfish21]

Hello?

 

[xxwolfpackof1xx]

hello there you need some more water in your tankk there i suggest mabye 4 or 5 neon tetra or mabye a small group of black mmollys? a few fire dg would look nice in there also with some live plant

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[Homedog98]

Some black skirt tetras and a few fake plants would seal the deal.

 

[Dragonfish21]

Fire dg? Those are what?

 

[xxwolfpackof1xx]

Fire dg? Those are what?

fire dwarf guoramies really beautiful fish

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[Dragonfish21]

Could I get away with 1 black ghost knife in there and plants? But that wuld be it

 

[Homedog98]

That might work. I'd get some more plants though.

 

[Dragonfish21]

Ok thanks! : ) shuld they be live plants?

 

[Homedog98]

Live plants are preferred by most on this sight, but I'm a fan of fake. They don't die, add lots of color, and you can move them whenever you want! What more could you ask for?

 

[Dragonfish21]

Haha aight thanx man

 

[Chrisinator]

Black ghost knife get far too be for a 10g

 

[Crepe]

Could I get away with 1 black ghost knife in there and plants? But that wuld be it

NO. Black ghost knife fish get to 12" long. Do not get one unless you get a tank of at least 120 gallons. Go with neons, black neons or black skirts(which actually may be a bit big) or one betta. Also you aren't going to fit any more than one dwarf gourami inside a 10 gallon. I'd fill up the tank too. you're going to be kicking yourself for those water stains and the sound of falling water is annoying after awhile.

 

[fort384]

Are you cycling the tank before adding fish?

 

[Homedog98]

I'm a girl btw, but sorry about the knife fish. I haven't owned one and wasn't sure, I do know that fake plants and black skirts would be good for a ten gallon though.

 

[ChelseaLake]

I like the black skirt tetras, but black mollies are some of my favorites. I also really like blue guppies.