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Thread: Stocking a 5.5g

  1. Question Stocking a 5.5g

    I just set up a 5.5g and it's cycling but i was wondering what kid of fish i should get. Please give me some ideas.........thanks

    I fishies!

    Tanks
    10g - Planted, a betta, 3 baby rainbows, and 3 high fin cory cats

    29g - Angelfish, 2 ottos, 4 cory cats, 6 cardinal tetras, 1 snail, 2 rainbows, and 4 gold tetras

    46g(hex) - 1 African Ciclids

    50g - 2 snake skin gouramies, 2 black neon tetras, 4 blue tetras, 3 blood fin tetras, 5 serpae tetras,2 other tetras I don't know the name of, 3 black skirt tetras, and 3 cory cats

    2.5g(hex) - Planted, no fish

    AABatteries is my brother

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    with 5.5g you are pretty limited. A betta would be nice with some plants and rocks. You could get some pygmy cories by themselves, but 5g really isn't much space for many fish.
    55g- blood parrots, hatchetfish, SAE, bristlenose plecos
    75G-oscar

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    I agree with Sharkman. You are really limited to what could be put into that size of a tank. You might be able to put a few tetras in it.
    75g, 1 Flying Fox, 4 Siamese Algae Eaters, 4 Panda Cory's, 4 Peppered Cory's, 6 Danio's, 9 Hemigrammus Erythrozonus - Glow light Tetra's, 2 Albino Bristle nose Pleco's (Male & Female), 3 Upside Down Catfish, 2 Powder Blue Gourami's
    Live Plants with no Co2. Perfectly Healthy & Nicely Fertilized.

    Now with 1 baby Albino Bristle Nose.

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    5.5 is pretty small and often you'll find that fish that are small enough to comfortably fit in that size tank prefer to be kept in schools, which again in that size tank can't be comfortably done. if you just like having the small tanks, i would suggest doing a 20 long. they don't cost that much to outfit,it's small enough to fit on a decently sturdy night stand, it'll be easy to manage your water, and you'll have more options as to what you can put in it. IMO a betta, or maybe some fancy guppies is the only thing that would do very well in a tank that size, unless you REALLY know what you're doing.
    change it like you had to drink it!

  5. Talking

    I was going to put some neon tetras and some cherry shrimp but my filter might suck up the cherry shrimp. So I'm probably going to get like 2-3 live plants, some tetras, and some corycats.
    I fishies!

    Tanks
    10g - Planted, a betta, 3 baby rainbows, and 3 high fin cory cats

    29g - Angelfish, 2 ottos, 4 cory cats, 6 cardinal tetras, 1 snail, 2 rainbows, and 4 gold tetras

    46g(hex) - 1 African Ciclids

    50g - 2 snake skin gouramies, 2 black neon tetras, 4 blue tetras, 3 blood fin tetras, 5 serpae tetras,2 other tetras I don't know the name of, 3 black skirt tetras, and 3 cory cats

    2.5g(hex) - Planted, no fish

    AABatteries is my brother

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    I'd say 5 neons and 3 cories.

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    neons and cories wont be comfortable in their. I would just do a Beta/shrimp tank, A crawdad might also work

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    yeah i agree with oscar on this one... a betta shrimp tank would be better...

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    How come betas and corys don't go together??

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    they do but not in that small of tank....

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