NoMoreGoldFish
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Your danios will be unhappy and unhealthy in a 5 gallon. If you have the chance to take them back, you really should.
Puggle88 said:Why do such small fish like glofish need such a huge tank? They are so tiny!
I just noticed one of my albino Corey's is really fat. Probly cuz it ate alot. I only give the Corey's broken up pieces of half a pellet of bottom feeder food a day. Could that still be too much? And I only give my glofish one pinch of micro pellets a day? Could that be too much? Just asking.
Glo fish aren't tiny at all. As I said earlier in the thread, those in your photos are very young and a full grown danio is atleast twice that size. They literally need a tank 4-6 times what you are offering them. It's not a minor shortage of space..it's pretty major.Why do such small fish like glofish need such a huge tank? They are so tiny!
I just noticed one of my albino Corey's is really fat. Probly cuz it ate alot. I only give the Corey's broken up pieces of half a pellet of bottom feeder food a day. Could that still be too much? And I only give my glofish one pinch of micro pellets a day? Could that be too much? Just asking.
Those plants should be fine! I have two bettas and they never have torn fins, even when there are sharp looking plants in the tank.Puggle88 said:The little baby fake plants may. But the barrel has bubbles when I turn on the bubble thing. I did have this Asian Chinese looking thing in my tank. I'd have to get rid of the fake bamboo though. That's what was in my tank
absolutangel04 said:A couple other ideas would be chili rasbora or else celestial pearl danios. Either of those would be ok in your temps IMO. But, a heater for a 5g isn't very expensive, so it wouldn't be a huge investment. Up to you.