What type of fish can go into this tank and how many (obviously just one Beta)? Thanks!
1873822
small goldfish, zebras, a few other tetras do ok without a bubbler. 1-2 is all you should probably try (rule is 1" of fish for every gallon of water). We've even had a small water frog in ours and he did pretty well.
1758114
I have a CPO in a heavily planted and structured 20 gal. "peaceful aquarium" which houses a dojo, 3 cory cats, 2 blue rams, 5 neon tetras, 2 glowline tetras, 2 cherry barbs, 2 tiger barbs, 2 rasbora hets, 15 ghost shrimp, 4 mystery snails, 5 nerite snails, a giant moss ball and all is pure LOVE. An excellent pet.
1956808
A goldfish should be fine, as long as it's not a real big goldfish....it's a really nice little tank.
1336163
The general rule for fish is one gallon of water for each inch of fish. So in this case one three inch fish, 3 one inch fish, etc. However, smaller fish will grow so one bigger fish is recommended which is why everyone says a betta. You CANNOT put more than one beta fish in the tank because they will kill each other (in case you were thinking of getting a couple smaller bettas). Betta's also dont need overly aerated water, which is why they are okay in a stagnate water bowl as apposed to an actual tank. You could try the guppies as someone else recommended but they arent very hardy so I would just stick with the betta. The general rule for fish is one gallon of water for each inch of fish. So in this case one three inch fish, 3 one inch fish, etc. However, smaller fish will grow so one bigger fish is recommended which is why everyone says a betta. You CANNOT put more than one beta fish in the tank because they will kill each other (in case you were thinking of getting a couple smaller bettas). Betta's also dont need overly aerated water, which is why they are okay in a stagnate water bowl as apposed to an actual tank. You could try the guppies as someone else recommended but they arent very hardy so I... » Read More The general rule for fish is one gallon of water for each inch of fish. So in this case one three inch fish, 3 one inch fish, etc. However, smaller fish will grow so one bigger fish is recommended which is why everyone says a betta. You CANNOT put more than one beta fish in the tank because they will kill each other (in case you were thinking of getting a couple smaller bettas). Betta's also dont need overly aerated water, which is why they are okay in a stagnate water bowl as apposed to an actual tank. You could try the guppies as someone else recommended but they arent very hardy so I would just stick with the betta. « Show Less
1603192
I just drop two whole cubes into my 65 gallon tank n it's gone in a few minutes. Sounds like you only have one fish in a small tank so you could probably crush it n give a small amount of one cube to your betta
1403757
I have an African Dwarf Frog and 5 neon Danio's in my tank and my frog is healthy and happy. However, if your thinking of placing multiple frogs in the tank you may want something with a wider bottom since this tank is very narrow and limited on room in width.
228195
Yes, I have a beta fish in my tank. He has been happy living with the sand for a couple of months now.
947845
I like to keep an invertebrate in the tank, such as a snail or a shrimp. They are good at keeping the tank tidy and bettas don't mind animals who aren't fish.
605462
I'm wondering if you are over feeding your fish? This tank is only big enough for 1 fish, preferably a beta. Make sure you rinse a new filter under water before installing, also, change the water 1 time a week. Use bottled spring water instead of tap. Then add a beta conditioner to the water. Only feed 7-10 pellets up to twice a day, Good luck!
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.
1716796
Sorry, but I don't have much experience with glo fish. I do have a couple yellow glo fish that glo very nicely under the blue night light "moon light". I would think you'd want at least the double bright for a tank that big though.
179208
I have had 4 fancy guppies in one of my tanks for several months and they seem to be doing great. They are much more active than my bettas, chasing each other around the tank. If you want more than one or two fish in the tank I don't think any fish bigger than fancy guppies would do well.
1434746
It depends on the size of the fish, but my daughter has had as many as 9 fish (each about 1inch) 1 plastic plant and 2 small house decorations. Hope this helps.
1837207
Now it really comes to 1.how big your bait tank is 2. Your feeding habits 3.how many fish would be introduced per square inch Anyhow foam filters are the best and most simple filters around it would take days for it to build up bacterial load tho Anyway goodluck hope this helps you out
2214328
The is the total gallons of the entire tank. It makes a great Beta tank. For lighting I bought the Marineland LED fixture. I'd recommend using Tetra anti-algae drops but be careful not to over dose....I did and it killed all my Betas. To prevent disease, a teaspoon of non-iodine salt per gallon is good but what is better are some leaves....I can't remember the name of the tree leaves but if you do some Beta research I'm sure you'll find it.
179207
It's a really nice little tank. Any fish will do great but it is very small. I think if you did somethinglike a neon or molly you could have up to 4 or 5.
567912
This plus Magical one pellet are for all marine fish. I have 8-Clownfish, 2-damsel, Sixline, Koran and Flame Angelfish, blue and yellow tang, puffer, and Butterfly. Magical One is better for smaller fish.