Could these live in a baby biorb tank?
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I put mine in a bottle with algae balls. I'm sure they'd be fine in a baby biorb. Just don't put anything in with them that will think they're a nice little snack...
1918057
Full grown guppies should be ok. My Betta actually likes to suck himself against the filter intake and chill there. He has been ok and hasn't been hurt by it. I don't think babie gupies would be ok though.
813087
Depends on how you have the tank planted as well as the bioload. You could go with no bio filtering with enough plants. Sorry I can't give a more definite answer.
961163
I only have a Beta in mine, but if the guppies are small, it should work. Although I didn't think that you could put ant other fish in with a Beta.
818295
only if the ball python is a baby. If they grow to 5' to 6' long there is no the terrarium would work. Now, you might see if Exo Terra makes a larger terrarium. The one we own is for a gecko.
667839
Don't know 100% for sure, but believe they need water and humidity, and food (bugs) to survive. So probably not a good idea, sorry
2102660
I agree with Philip - way too small of a tank! Those Angel Fish and that pleco are going to get REALLY big. Move them up to a big tank and enjoy the shrimp in the 10 gallon alone or with a few small, peaceful fish.
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I am not positive but don't believe they would survive outside but in terrariums they would be fine.
1088254
Doubtful, your filtration will probably gather them all up before the had a chance to hatch. Also not sure if the salinity matches from your tank and what they hatch in.
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Bio Blue is not for use in the bucket potty; it is for a portable with a water reservoir. Bio Blue was incorrectly paired with the Double Doodie bags as items also purchased by people who purchased the bucket potty.
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Yes if your tank is not already cycled it wont have the beneficial bacteria necessary to handle the bio-load in the "live" sand.
393994
yes they can. you can also dip them in your babys food and have them chew on it.
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Yes,I think so. They like to hide in the cover of live plants that I have. They migrate to the top when I put dry algae I bought from shrimp mart in the tank 2wice a week. Great to watch!
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I would think so. This tank is pretty durable, with clean lines. Newts should be right at home.
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i got him in a six gallon, pillar style tank. its deep, and i have logs laying horizontally and vertically for him to walk and down the tank. it also provides hiding places for him.if you have it, i would say get a 10 gallon tank. i had the 6 gallon as a spare and empty tank. that's why i made it his home. he seems to be happy, but bigger is always better!
827218
No but there are a number of breeder baskets that are made for inside of the tank use including some that float .
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I think so, from what I've seen those frogs are very small - it's a very nice small aquarium but the filters will clog up with too much algal growth.