emilythestrange
Fishaholic
have got an already cycled tank, after its finished being a quarantine tank, i would like to have fish inside.
It has a filter and heater and a light
It has a filter and heater and a light
is there any other fish i can have??For that size tank your looking towards maybe a betta (male singlular) or possibly a dwarf puffer, or something small like galaxy rasboras.
do i need a air pump ( because most fish do )1 betta and 4 otos
There are plenty of very small fish that can be kept in 27 litres. Examples include endlers, pygmy cories and heterandria formosa. It is also a good size for a shrimp tank. One thing that never changes is that living animals in an artificial environment need a filter of some kind to stay healthy. Depending on room temperatures and the specific thing chosen, a heater may or may not be needed. My biggest question is why you would no longer allow yourself to have a Q tank. Some day you will want to add fish to your other tank and will again wish you had a way to quarantine them.
I have recently brought a 100 litre tank, in my small tank i have already guppies and a few tetras, they are going to be moved into the large tank when it has been cycled and established, from then on, every week a small amount of fish will go into the small Q tank and will be wormed for around 2 days, after the big tank is fully stocked the Q tank wont be needed.
OKI have recently brought a 100 litre tank, in my small tank i have already guppies and a few tetras, they are going to be moved into the large tank when it has been cycled and established, from then on, every week a small amount of fish will go into the small Q tank and will be wormed for around 2 days, after the big tank is fully stocked the Q tank wont be needed.
You will need to quarantine for more than 2 days. An effective quarantine runs 4 to 6 weeks with 8 weeks being ideal. You are trying to prevent any disease from entering your tank, but almost all the parasites/diseases have a longer incubation time than 2 days.