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what SirMinion saidSirMinion said:Not even close.
10g isn't big enough for one jellybean parrot, let alone an attempt to breed them.
Jellybeans are a cross between three fairly large cichlids and can reach sizes of up to 12 inches, although 8 inches is more common.
Even using the very rough 'rule of thumb' of an inch per gallon (which is hogwash anyway) they would require 24g and that's still far too small too keep one adult fish in.
Jellybean parrots are a hybrid cross of a blood parrot and a pink convict. These usually don't grow as large as a blood parrot so 6" is probably as big as jellybeans will get on average. Still, I'd go with no less than a 30 gallon (36" x 12" x 17") for a pair and I'd be prepared to upgrade if the jellybeans appear that they may grow past 6".cichlid said:YOU GUYS ARE WRONG jesus, jellybeans are not what u think they are seriously
There's not a lot of point in telling us we're wrong without qualifying the statement, and there's certainly no need to be rude.cichlid said:YOU GUYS ARE WRONG jesus, jellybeans are not what u think they are seriously