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i have a 7 us gallon fish tank i have 2 ADFs and 2 golden snails in it. its been up for about 2year and there very happy. but i wont to add a fish to the tank or is that to much?

if so what fish?

thanx for the help
debbie x
 
What filtration do you have and what fish do you want to add?

the filter i used is a whisper i did use the whisper now i use the mini aquarium filter but turned down low for my frogs

any fish that will live happy in the tank

With the frogs and the snails you'd be best off going for something like 3 male guppies or endlers, or a small shoal of micro rasbora.

There are definitely fish you could have but they need to be teeeeeny.

You could try a betta, but he might be too aggressive for your frogs. I have a betta with 2 ADFS and 2 golden apple snails but he's a total pussy cat!
 
another good fish since no one really is ever at the bottom of the tank is 4 albino corys.
the dont go in singles so 4 really is minimum
 
What filtration do you have and what fish do you want to add?

the filter i used is a whisper i did use the whisper now i use the mini aquarium filter but turned down low for my frogs

any fish that will live happy in the tank

With the frogs and the snails you'd be best off going for something like 3 male guppies or endlers, or a small shoal of micro rasbora.

There are definitely fish you could have but they need to be teeeeeny.

You could try a betta, but he might be too aggressive for your frogs. I have a betta with 2 ADFS and 2 golden apple snails but he's a total pussy cat!

i would like a betta but don't wouldn't wont my frogs to get killed or hurt. is there anyway to tell if it will be aggressive?

ps what filter do you use? i find most blow my frogs away. :sad:

thanks
 
another good fish since no one really is ever at the bottom of the tank is 4 albino corys.
the dont go in singles so 4 really is minimum

wouldn't that be to much for 7gallons? i have no experience what so ever in fish keeping :unsure:

Yes. Normal corys (so, the ones that get between 2 and 3 inches) need about 50-60 litres minimum. Albinos are one of the larger corys species.

Pygmy corys are fun, though, and as long as you stock lightly you could probably have 6.

With snails and frogs you're probably best getting mid-water fish, though.
 

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