What else do you need exactly to breed fish using this box?
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Hi Patti- that depends entirely on what species you are breeding. This size is usually used as a grow-out chamber for eggs or fry. Getting fish to breed demands meeting the right conditions they require to get them in the mood, so to say- this can be anything from light cycle, temperature, water quality, water level, specific numbers of fish, etc. Its different for all species. I recommend Axelrod's Encyclopedia of Tropical Fishes for very in-depth info and also join your local aquarium society and fish groups on Facebook. There is a lot to know, some fish are easy to breed, some are almost impossible. I myself breed danios, livebearers, angelfish, and killifish and also Bettas.
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Well . it depends on what your trying to breed . There are differant applications for differant fish ! What exactly are you trying to do ??? I will help if I can ! John
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Hi Patti- that depends entirely on what species you are breeding. This size is usually used as a grow-out chamber for eggs or fry. Getting fish to breed demands meeting the right conditions they require to get them in the mood, so to say- this can be anything from light cycle, temperature, water quality, water level, specific numbers of fish, etc. Its different for all species. I recommend Axelrod's Encyclopedia of Tropical Fishes for very in-depth info and also join your local aquarium society and fish groups on Facebook. There is a lot to know, some fish are easy to breed, some are almost impossible. I myself breed danios, livebearers, angelfish, and killifish and also Bettas. Hi Patti- that depends entirely on what species you are breeding. This size is usually used as a grow-out chamber for eggs or fry. Getting fish to breed demands meeting the right conditions they require to get them in the mood, so to say- this can be anything from light cycle, temperature, water quality, water level, specific numbers of fish, etc. Its different for all species. I recommend Axelrod's Encyclopedia of Tropical Fishes for very in-depth info and also join your local aquarium society and fish groups on Facebook. There is a lot to know, some fish are easy to breed, some are almost... » Read More Hi Patti- that depends entirely on what species you are breeding. This size is usually used as a grow-out chamber for eggs or fry. Getting fish to breed demands meeting the right conditions they require to get them in the mood, so to say- this can be anything from light cycle, temperature, water quality, water level, specific numbers of fish, etc. Its different for all species. I recommend Axelrod's Encyclopedia of Tropical Fishes for very in-depth info and also join your local aquarium society and fish groups on Facebook. There is a lot to know, some fish are easy to breed, some are almost impossible. I myself breed danios, livebearers, angelfish, and killifish and also Bettas. « Show Less
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All you would need is JW Pet Company Fusion Air Pump 200 Aquarium Air Pump from Amazon
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you don't need the divider for the tank if you are putting gold fish, suggest two gold fish, But you do need it for betas. This tank is not suitable for salt water fish they need more room than what this tank offers.
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This is all you need. I bought this to use with my 5 gallon tank and its perfect.
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Hi. In all honesty i don't know what heaters to use precisely, because the fish that i get don't really need the hearter. I avoid getting high maintenance fish for this tank. I figure its small and simple. So if i was you, i wouldn't get expensive fish. The fish i have is 1 albino pleco, 5neon barbs, 5zebras skinny fish.Thats it. &the tank looks great. They alive since jan 2014.
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This is intended for marine fish. You would be best served with something formulated specificly for fresh water fish.
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Well thats what I do now. I used to run the ammonia stones alone but when I saw that Marineland sells it already mixed I started to mix my own. You just have to wing it as to how much you need. Quantity of fish would be a factor. I have a Magnun 250 & mix apx 2/3 charcoal & 1/3 Ammonia stones. You can slice the filter open & reuse it or get a Magnum. Its worth it! http://www.amazon.com/Marineland-PC0250HSB-H-O-T-Filter-Magnum/dp/B000260FVQ/ref=sr_1_1?s=pet-supplies&ie=UTF8&qid=1428698231&sr=1-1&keywords=magnum+250
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Well thats what I do now. I used to run the ammonia stones alone but when I saw that Marineland sells it already mixed I started to mix my own. You just have to wing it as to how much you need. Quantity of fish would be a factor. I have a Magnun 250 & mix apx 2/3 charcoal & 1/3 Ammonia stones. You can slice the filter open & reuse it or get a Magnum. Its worth it! Marineland PC0250HSB H.O.T. Filter, Magnum 250
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Yes! There is a dish on the bottom for that, and i would look up how to hatch both types of eggs, im pretty sure they need different humidity and tempatures, so more then likely no. I would read A LOT on what the eggs will need and the hatchlings as well before starting anything, eggs are pretty complicated, and it can be heart breaking when they dont hatch.
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The rule is typically 1 inch of fish per gallon of water. A single beta does great, but if you like the idea of more fish here are some combinations... 3-5 tetras (5 being a little too close to overcrowding), 3-5 guppys (male only because they breed frequently), 3 zebra danios, 3 corys, or 2 african bull frogs and shrimp. A snail is also a great addition to the aquarium because they keep it algae free and are low maintenance.
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If I remember correctly, just bait. It had a small tackle box, some bobbers, light tackle, and line.
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There was a dog in my box, which wasn't very helpful because we have allergies. You can order a separate fish attachment, for turning fish.
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I have fish and soft corals. My config is 1 white and 4 blue. This was also the recommendation of my local aquarium store.
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No extras needed, hook up transducer and power the unit to 12V and it is ready to rock, it is a easy fish finder to use.transducer mount is a bit large but it doubles as a trolling motor mount too.They should really have a smaller transom mount, i guess you could add speed but most people have a GPS for speed now days that is way more accurate than the spinning wheel type
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it comes with a very small amount ,so yes you need to get some ,i would suggest Hatchbox brand ,good price ,and works great
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What kind of fish? Make sure you are putting fish that can tolerate cold water- not tropical fish sold in most fish stores. Also, make sure that your water doesn't have too many chemicals in it. Sometimes they can die from shock if they're put into water that is very different than the water they are used to. It is recommended to get them used to the new water slowly by floating the bag in the new water, then releasing bits of new water into their bag every 10 minutes or so, then dumping the whole bag in. Also, this tank should only really hold one or two small fish. Some fish are communal and will die of stress from being alone. A beta would be ideal. Good luck! What kind of fish? Make sure you are putting fish that can tolerate cold water- not tropical fish sold in most fish stores. Also, make sure that your water doesn't have too many chemicals in it. Sometimes they can die from shock if they're put into water that is very different than the water they are used to. It is recommended to get them used to the new water slowly by floating the bag in the new water, then releasing bits of new water into their bag every 10 minutes or so, then dumping the whole bag in. Also, this tank should only really hold one or two small fish. Some fish are communal... » Read More What kind of fish? Make sure you are putting fish that can tolerate cold water- not tropical fish sold in most fish stores. Also, make sure that your water doesn't have too many chemicals in it. Sometimes they can die from shock if they're put into water that is very different than the water they are used to. It is recommended to get them used to the new water slowly by floating the bag in the new water, then releasing bits of new water into their bag every 10 minutes or so, then dumping the whole bag in. Also, this tank should only really hold one or two small fish. Some fish are communal and will die of stress from being alone. A beta would be ideal. Good luck! « Show Less
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I have had them work before, there great! It does not come with a thing to put them in but you could use a plastic cup,bowl, tank! Just use poland spring bottled water or if you have a fish tank use some of the water from your tank. Make sure the temp stay at 70 degrees or higher! HAVE FUN ! They should hatch in about 3 days or less.