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Old 05-26-2011, 02:46 PM   #1
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What fish??

I have a ten gallon tank, non heated(but I could get a heater) I have nine mystery snails. I waz wondering what fish would be good for this tank that I could breed? Freshwater

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Paradise fish, would fit, are cold water and will breed.
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What do paradise fish look like?
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Do you have any favorites?
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Not really im new to everything. All I have ever had was bettas an I do not want to breed them plus they would eat my snails.. Any other suggestions?
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What do paradise fish look like?
google it, they resemble gouramis. They actually are in the gourami family.
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White mountain minnows are the only thing else that comes to mind. Some barbs are cool water but they get too big.
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Ok. Those look pretty! Any other options. I want to know more possibilities before I buy paradise fish.
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Do you want livebearers, or egg layers? Or does it matter?
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I would actually like livebearers but anything is fine.
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Would guppies?! Platys? Any of these? Work
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Get a heater and guppies or platties would work.
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Ok, what about Mollies, or Platy's?
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Ok and then for babies would my tank be overwhelmed?
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Platys yes, mollys no. Mollys get too big. If you go live bearers, you need 1 male to 3 females, have a plan for the kids.
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Depending on how many breed, and how many times the female has given birth. If its her first time, only a couple of fry will produce.
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What about guppies?!?!
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Would guppies work? How many males to female..
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You want there to be more females then males. Like 1 to 2 ratio, or 1 to 3
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Hi, I have a ten gallon. I have nine mystery snails.. I was wondering if I could get some platys and breed them? I would get a heater if I need one. What all would I need? What is the male to female
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