Empty 5g

[freshwaterfishlover]

I have a empty 5g Bio Wheel tank. I was wondering what I could put in it besides you know Betta, Ghost Shrimp and Dwarf Frogs.

PS. No Heater included Since the tank does not support one.

[gm72]

I have a small heater in my 5.5 gallon, why can't you put a little 25 watter in there? Without a heater you are exceedingly limited in your choices. Maybe some white clouds?

[Rue]

...don't think so...they're very active fish...need lots of room...

[gm72]

True, good point. They are pretty zippy. I guess they were the first small coldwater-adaptable fish that came to mind.

Rue is right, don't listen to me. Other than the fact that I guarantee you can fit a 25 watt heater into a 5 gallon tank!

[cocoa_pleco]

if you can get a heater (even a 50W set to low) you can get a few guppies, or make it a microreef

[Drumachine09]

Planted tank, with shrimp.

[zackish]

I would say goldfish or get yourself a heater. I saw some sweet stuff at walmart the other day. They had submersible 2-5 gallon heaters for like $6.00.
I think that's pretty cool. I would suggest finding the smallest heater you can find and use that. Then maybe you can put some real small fish like micro-rasboras or a few mollies or some type of non-schooling fish in there. 2-3 mollies with frequent water changes would work out good and actually look kind of cool I think.

[Drumachine09]

I would say goldfish or get yourself a heater. I saw some sweet stuff at walmart the other day. They had submersible 2-5 gallon heaters for like $6.00.
I think that's pretty cool. I would suggest finding the smallest heater you can find and use that. Then maybe you can put some real small fish like micro-rasboras or a few mollies or some type of non-schooling fish in there. 2-3 mollies with frequent water changes would work out good and actually look kind of cool I think.

NO GOLDFISH!

[zackish]

If he weren't to get a heater then why not?

[Drumachine09]

If he weren't to get a heater then why not?

Goldfish need 20 galllons for one, and 10 for each aditional fish, plus massive filtration, and an agressive waterchange schedule.