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04-23-13, 09:30 PM
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Re: Fish dying
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Originally Posted by Pareeeee
Cant think of any snake you can put in a 10 gal...except maybe a dekay snake? Not sure, would need more than just my input.
What about a betta? Or a couple female bettas?
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There are only a few betta species that can be co-habbed and they need to be imported, I doubt you can just buy them. Even females can be territorial.
Females look gross too 
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04-23-13, 09:40 PM
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Re: Fish dying
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Originally Posted by stephanbakir
Females look gross too |
Not true! These are my female bettas!
Mine are fine together but they are in a big tank with lots of cover. Many breeders house females together though.
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04-24-13, 06:27 AM
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Re: Fish dying
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Originally Posted by Pareeeee
Cant think of any snake you can put in a 10 gal...except maybe a dekay snake? Not sure, would need more than just my input.
What about a betta? Or a couple female bettas?
Crabs
Newts
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Well it'd be a younger snake. And I'd put it in a bigger as it got older.
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Reggie- 6 year old "classic" cornsnake
Sammie- 1 year old hognose
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04-24-13, 06:40 AM
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Re: Fish dying
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Originally Posted by TotalDbag
Well it'd be a younger snake. And I'd put it in a bigger as it got older.
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Ah ok. Good to know
Some people keep adult snakes in tiny tanks so I wanted to make sure!
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04-23-13, 09:47 PM
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Re: Fish dying
I gota say, that's a stunning female compared to what I'm used to lol
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04-24-13, 07:46 AM
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Re: Fish dying
You could put an invert in a 10 gal.
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04-24-13, 08:40 AM
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Re: Fish dying
Actually I just found the perfect fish for me. They require NO maintenance, NO water, NO food, NOTHING.
they're perfect.
GOLDFISH
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Reggie- 6 year old "classic" cornsnake
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