Three gallons is really small... That surprises me... How big are they?@Kolykaf has a pair of Pygmy sunfish in a densely planted 3 gallon. Although for commonly found options, shrimp and snails.
Really small. abt 1 inch. They are hard to find, and a bit pricey. But they are hardy. They appreciate room temp, densely planted tanks. I threw out the idea in hopes that someone (maybe even Kolykaf) may provide more insight. Of course in nano tanks, bigger is always better and it depends on the level of experience/ability.Three gallons is really small... That surprises me... How big are they?
How long is an average three gallon tank?Really small. abt 1 inch. They are hard to find, and a bit pricey. But they are hardy. They appreciate room temp, densely planted tanks. I threw out the idea in hopes that someone (maybe even Kolykaf) may provide more insight. Of course in nano tanks, bigger is always better and it depends on the level of experience/ability.
It depends. It could be a bowl, which would be like 14 inches across, or it could be a cube, which could be 8.How long is an average three gallon tank?
I personally wouldn't keep them in a three gallon (even though its most likely do-able). I would probably keep it in a five gallon tankIt depends. It could be a bowl, which would be like 14 inches across, or it could be a cube, which could be 8.
It would depend on your experience level and what you’re comfortable with. Bigger is, of course, better. They’d likely be happier in a 10 gallon with a bigger group, but I wouldn’t consider smaller cruel.I personally wouldn't keep them in a three gallon (even though its most likely do-able). I would probably keep it in a five gallon tank