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Posted by swarvegorilla on April 16, 2006, 1:57 am
Please log in for more thread options With a air powered sponge filter sitting on the bottem (good circulation, no
too much current) I'd say a nice array of leopard and zebra danios, go for
longfins and goldens.
Maybe a cory and bristlenose.
Some fish may need to be removed when they get too large..
Maybe Danios, shrimp and snails? Big golden ones.
Otherwise paradise fish... violent but tough.
Either way depends on the temperature. I''d go coldwater if you can.
then no heater
but yea neons and guppys will prob work well
keep up the water changes.
:-)
> Hi,
>
> I am planning on getting a large rectangular vase for use as a fish
> tank for my partner for his birthday. It will fit into a "feature
> wall" space in his house which will mean the vase base will be about
> 10cm x 30cm. The space goes all the way to the ceiling from about my
> chest height (I'm 6 foot, so pretty tall). Now days there are a very
> nice array of vases to choose from, so I'm going for a nice tall one
> but short enough for him not to need a ladder to clean it out...
>
> I would set up the tank as per normal (heater, filter). I was thinking
> of getting some fancy tail guppies or neons or something like that.
> Are these compatible? Can anyone suggest a nice combo of fish for this
> setup? The total volume of water in it will probably be around 12L (3
> gal), possibly more.
>
> I realise this small volume will definitely limit the number of fish
> that can be put in it and make cycling difficult, but I've been keeping
> fish for a while now and have grasped the concept of cycling a tank.
>
> Thanks for help!
>
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> I am planning on getting a large rectangular vase for use as a fish
> tank for my partner for his birthday. It will fit into a "feature
> wall" space in his house which will mean the vase base will be about
> 10cm x 30cm. The space goes all the way to the ceiling from about my
> chest height (I'm 6 foot, so pretty tall). Now days there are a very
> nice array of vases to choose from, so I'm going for a nice tall one
> but short enough for him not to need a ladder to clean it out...
>
> I would set up the tank as per normal (heater, filter). I was thinking
> of getting some fancy tail guppies or neons or something like that.
> Are these compatible? Can anyone suggest a nice combo of fish for this
> setup? The total volume of water in it will probably be around 12L (3
> gal), possibly more.
>
> I realise this small volume will definitely limit the number of fish
> that can be put in it and make cycling difficult, but I've been keeping
> fish for a while now and have grasped the concept of cycling a tank.
>
> Thanks for help!
>