Pics of the 10G

[hileytr]

Yea when I bought the TB's I didn't know what tank they needed, and the LFS told me a 10 was fine. I take the blame though as it was my responsibility to research before I bought.

Also, the plants are all plastic. I plan on buying a 29G next weekend after I get paid, and that will be real plants. I plan on possibly moving my TB's there and adding a pair of german blue rams. This tank would get zebra Danios in all likelyhood, or a school of neons. Not sure yet. I may say screw the 29G for now and spend more and get a 55G. Not sure yet.

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Unless you are prepared to make a little bigger commitment to the hobby, I would stick with the plastic plants for now. Get used to keeping all the fish alive and happy first and then if you are still REALLY into it, move on to the plants. In my experience keeping plants alive and looking nice is much more difficult that keeping fish alive. The financial burden is also a lot greater because better lighting, filtation, substrate, and even co2 injection is required to keep a good looking planted tank. Trust me, trying to keep a planted tank looking good is what almost got me out of the hobby altogether

Also, you need to be carefuly putting those tiger barbs in with any long finned fish, they like to nip at anything that doesn't fight back.

 

[Yenko]

Wow gorgeous Tiger Barb piccie ! Is he the only TB you have in the tank ?
I will guess that those other blobs of blur are Danios ?

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Thanks, but no, due to poor advice from a bad LFS, and a lack of research on my part, I have 6 TB's in the 10 gallon. When they grow too big I'll move them to a 30G i'm purchasing soon.

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That TB is already pretty big - not too bad but still large. If he's the same size as his tankmates you have a bit of a size concern.

 

[UBigBobby]

Wow gorgeous Tiger Barb piccie ! Is he the only TB you have in the tank ?
I will guess that those other blobs of blur are Danios ?

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Thanks, but no, due to poor advice from a bad LFS, and a lack of research on my part, I have 6 TB's in the 10 gallon. When they grow too big I'll move them to a 30G i'm purchasing soon.

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That TB is already pretty big - not too bad but still large. If he's the same size as his tankmates you have a bit of a size concern.

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Currently shes the largest one in the tank. The others are all smaller. About 1 1/2 inches each *not counting the cadual fin*. This girl is about 2. give or take. Of the normal TB's there are 2 girls and one guy. The albinos are hard to tell as they are still young, but it seems to be 2 guys and 1 girl, so an even split 3 and 3.