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01-04-13, 04:59 PM
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Re: fish for beginner
I definitely wouldn't get clown loaches. They like schools and need HUGE tanks, like 75 gallons. I'd also stay away from the cory posted above, as they need 30 gallons. Mollies need that ads well.
I cannot think of any more fish that would fit into a 10 gallon. Most are either too active or get too big.
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01-04-13, 06:40 PM
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Re: fish for beginner
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Originally Posted by EmilyS
I definitely wouldn't get clown loaches. They like schools and need HUGE tanks, like 75 gallons. I'd also stay away from the cory posted above, as they need 30 gallons. Mollies need that ads well.
I cannot think of any more fish that would fit into a 10 gallon. Most are either too active or get too big.
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Oops! I gave the wrong name. It was Kuhli loaches I meant. They are cute and stay nice and small, around 3 or 4 inches long. They are also great bottom feeders so they keep the tank nice and clean. Here is a picture
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01-04-13, 06:42 PM
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Re: fish for beginner
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Oops! I gave the wrong name. It was Kuhli loaches I meant. They are cute and stay nice and small, around 3 or 4 inches long. They are also great bottom feeders so they keep the tank nice and clean. Here is a picture

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Those are cute too! can they live with neon tetras? how many of these could I have / how many tetras with them?
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01-04-13, 06:43 PM
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Re: fish for beginner
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Those are cute too! can they live with neon tetras? how many of these could I have / how many tetras with them?
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10 gallon?
I'd go with 3 loaches and a dozen tetras. Neons school hardcore and need the numbers.
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01-05-13, 12:42 PM
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Re: fish for beginner
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10 gallon?
I'd go with 3 loaches and a dozen tetras. Neons school hardcore and need the numbers.
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I think this is what I'll go with....
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01-04-13, 07:50 PM
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Re: fish for beginner
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Those are cute too! can they live with neon tetras? how many of these could I have / how many tetras with them?
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jsyk Neons shouldn't be put in a new tank. If it's the looks you like go with the Cardinals. They look very similar and are much more hardy.
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01-04-13, 09:39 PM
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Re: fish for beginner
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jsyk Neons shouldn't be put in a new tank. If it's the looks you like go with the Cardinals. They look very similar and are much more hardy.
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.......why not?
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01-04-13, 06:43 PM
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Re: fish for beginner
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Originally Posted by jarich
Oops! I gave the wrong name. It was Kuhli loaches I meant. They are cute and stay nice and small, around 3 or 4 inches long. They are also great bottom feeders so they keep the tank nice and clean. Here is a picture

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Ahh, that makes more sense! Kuhlis would be a good choice
Edit: you could do 4 kuhlis and 6 small tetras.
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