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[SwimmieSue]

Two leopard Danios.
3 gallon iron glass

 

[SwimmieSue]

We want to see your fish and aquarium. Please post pics.

See photo today.

 

[Rocky998]

It looks really nice but it is sadly too small for those fish...

 

[SwimmieSue]

It looks really nice but it is sadly too small for those fish...

Oh no...they swim all day. Can they adjust?

 

[Rocky998]

Oh no...they swim all day. Can they adjust?

No that isn't something they can adjust. They NEED to be in groups of 6 or more (8 or more is better). That is just part of their genetics. They need groups. Their social. And they need at least a 20-30 gallon tank.
They will remain stressed and live short lives in that tank.
I recommend setting up a larger tank. It is not suitable for them.

 

[Fishmanic]

Fishkeeping rules:
Rule number 1:
do your research BEFORE buying any fish
Rule number 2:
be sure to buy a proper size tank for the fish you want to keep
Rule number 3: be sure your GH is suituable for the fish you want to keep
Rule number 4: buy a tank that suits the type of fish you want to keep...don't buy a tank that suits you...buying a tank too small for the fish you want to keep will result in stressed fish and stunted growth
Rule number 5: be sure tank is properly cycled before adding any fish
Rule number 6: read rule number 1 again!

Here is a good site to begin your research:

Leopard Danio Care Guide & Species Profile

The leopard danio is a freshwater species of the Cyprinidae family. Leopard danios are easily recognizable due to their gold hue and leopard-like spots.

www.fishkeepingworld.com

 

[SwimmieSue]

Well hi,
Welcome to TFF...
I know more people who have a tank in the kitchen... If I had the space in the kitchen, I'd do the same...

I only have about 20" long of an area. And this tank was extra narrow so it was perfect.

 

[Fishmanic]

I only have about 20" long of an area. And this tank was extra narrow so it was perfect.

reread rule #4 and rule #1
solution...return the danios to the LFS and buy a few shrimp and a nerite snali