Can I Have A Marine Fish In This Tank?

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millie1

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the tank in question is:

16 long
10 wide
10 deep

(inches)

if i can - do i need live rock or can i have a filter?

or can i just have live corals...?


any advice welcome....

dont even mind ust 1 fish if its possible - else its freshwater,

thanks :)
 
That is a pretty small tank. It would definitely be a nano. There is a whole section here on keeping Nano marine tanks. IMO the tank is not big enough for corals. You could probably put some live sand or crushed coral, live rock and a couple of smaller marine fish like pajama cardinals, or green chromis or some other small fish like that.
 
Thats around a 10 gallon, maybe less. Corals, yes you can have them, they can fit in almost any size tank (depending on species of course), fish, I'm not so sure, maybe a goby or two.
 
ok thanks :)


im probably not going to go marine but just asking :)
 
hi

yes you can keep corals in there but it would have to be gobies for that tank (chromis need at least 25-30gal)so you could NOT add them same with cardinals dont add them

blue neon gobys
hectors gobys
green banded gobys (not sure)


any other suggestions ppl

regards scott
 

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