The December FOTM Contest Poll is open!
🏆 Click to vote! 🏆
hi thanks for replying.It depends what kind of tetras and molly you have. That is quite a few fish for that size tank, but it is doable. The bigger question is did you cycle the filter first or just add water and fish? In a tank that small, if the filter isn't cycled, the ammonia will build up FAST.
Molly is defintitely too big, they should reach clos to 12cm and both active/boisterous.
The suitability of the tetra depends entirely on what they are.
I personally hate these tiny tanks, as even experience fishkeepers can suddenly have serious problems with the fish in a blink of an eye, they hold so little water and so toxic ammonia/nitrite can very quickly reach lethal levels.
This was my point. I have had tanks for about 40 years. The smaller the tank, the less room for errors. Things can go from good to horrible in the blink of an eye. If it was me, I would keep the tetras, send the molly back and get some shrimp and a couple snails.Molly is defintitely too big, they should reach clos to 12cm and both active/boisterous.
The suitability of the tetra depends entirely on what they are.
I personally hate these tiny tanks, as even experience fishkeepers can suddenly have serious problems with the fish in a blink of an eye, they hold so little water and so toxic ammonia/nitrite can very quickly reach lethal levels.
This was my point. I have had tanks for about 40 years. The smaller the tank, the less room for errors. Things can go from good to horrible in the blink of an eye. If it was me, I would keep the tetras, send the molly back and get some shrimp and a couple snails.Molly is defintitely too big, they should reach clos to 12cm and both active/boisterous.
The suitability of the tetra depends entirely on what they are.
I personally hate these tiny tanks, as even experience fishkeepers can suddenly have serious problems with the fish in a blink of an eye, they hold so little water and so toxic ammonia/nitrite can very quickly reach lethal levels.