HI,
The below measures 9.2"L x 5.4"W x 6.2"T and holds about 1.33 gallons. What do you think of it as a QT tank to house just 1 or 2 new fish no more than 1" long each at most for at least for 2 weeks to observe for the unwanted before joining the community. Perhaps even a Hosp tank.
I'd hang it inside, plant it with Anacharis clippings floating & weighted down, fill it with new water using API TWC, add a couple drops of Nutrafin Cycle, & vacuum the bottom while doing 75% a pwc daily.
I've searched around in here and the smallest one I read about being used was a 2.5 gallon. But I really don't want to have to deal with a second tank, heater & hob in the shelf with it's bio bag in the main ready to go. Unless, of course, I have to. Like quarantining new fish definitely is!
Is it doable? I think of Killer Whale's in amusement parks for comparison?
The below measures 9.2"L x 5.4"W x 6.2"T and holds about 1.33 gallons. What do you think of it as a QT tank to house just 1 or 2 new fish no more than 1" long each at most for at least for 2 weeks to observe for the unwanted before joining the community. Perhaps even a Hosp tank.
I'd hang it inside, plant it with Anacharis clippings floating & weighted down, fill it with new water using API TWC, add a couple drops of Nutrafin Cycle, & vacuum the bottom while doing 75% a pwc daily.
I've searched around in here and the smallest one I read about being used was a 2.5 gallon. But I really don't want to have to deal with a second tank, heater & hob in the shelf with it's bio bag in the main ready to go. Unless, of course, I have to. Like quarantining new fish definitely is!
Is it doable? I think of Killer Whale's in amusement parks for comparison?