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16g Stocking/Compatiblity:Se1an (Questions & Advice)

Discussion in 'Freshwater General Discussion' started by Anonymous, Sep 10, 2008.

  1. Anonymous

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    New Tank Ideas


    Tank: 16 Gallon Bio Orb
    Tempature 74-77 degrees
    Live Stock so far:
    1 Female Halfmoon Betta
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    Live stock ideas:
    Guppyies
    Cardnal/Neon Tetras
    Cory Cats
    Dwarf frog
    shrimp
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    Mollie
    swordtail
    Platy
    ?????????
    Please write some ideas
     
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  2. Anthony

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    Re: New Tank Ideas

    Were you planning on adding what you've already listed ?
     
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    Re: New Tank Ideas

    yes

    you have any ideas because its fish shoping night for me tonite
     
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    Re: New Tank Ideas

    How many of those are you planning on putting in the tank ? Unless you do all males or all females in several of those you're going to end up with a lot of hybrids.
     
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  5. Anonymous

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    Re: New Tank Ideas

    I'm not very good with FW stocking but I'll give you my opinion for what its worth.

    I think 6 panda cories, 7 tetras and then the betta would be a nice set up. Make it a nice planted tank and you're good to go!

    I'm not a fan of guppies and mollies get pretty big and would multiply if you weren't careful with sexing them.
     
    Anonymous, Sep 10, 2008
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