Is upgrading worth it?

[Sidman24]

Thinking of upgrading from a 10 gallon to a 20 gallon. I don't have much room, but want more variety and choices of fish. What fish would a 20 gallon give that a 10 gallon can't hold?? Thanks for suggestions guys!

 

[Fishman007]

Thinking of upgrading from a 10 gallon to a 20 gallon. I don't have much room, but want more variety and choices of fish. What fish would a 20 gallon give that a 10 gallon can't hold?? Thanks for suggestions guys!

If your gonna upgrade get a 20g long it gives your fish more room to have territories and if i were you i would go with a 29 it gives you more of a variety of fish like angels and other semi tall fish. And theres not a big $ difference between a 20 and 29

 

[Goldfish loach boy]

Well, it depends, a 20 gallon long has far more options than a 20 high like... Things you can keep in a 20 long but not in a 20 high:
Rams
Kuhli loaches
Cory cats (besides Pygmy)
And lots more
Things in a 20 gallon but not in a 10 gallon
Rams(long)
Kuhli loaches (long)
Cory's(long) (except for pygmys)
Neon tetras
Glow light tetras
Zebra danios
Balloon mollies
Mollies
Platys
Swordtails
barbs(long)
So see there are a lot of fish, if I put(long) that means in a 20 long
It is worth the upgrade, I would get a 29 gallon, it's as tall as a 20 high, and as long as a 20 long, more options, not too big, fits nicely in a desk
A 29 gallon is 30in length, 12" width, and 18 inches tall, I would get a 29 gallon

 

[Mebbid]

I was thinking the same thing. A 20g opens up a few new species while a 29g opens up a whole lot. It's also only a 6" difference in length.

In either case I would consider it worth it to upgrade.

 

[Goldfish loach boy]

If your gonna upgrade get a 20g long it gives your fish more room to have territories and if i were you i would go with a 29 it gives you more of a variety of fish like angels and other semi tall fish. And theres not a big $ difference between a 20 and 29

Hah you beat me to it man

 

[Fishman007]

Hah you beat me to it man

Lol ha