Types Of ?

[OrandaLover0905]

what type of Small freshwater Fish can you put in a 10 gal that will get along with other fish... I like Variety anybody's imput will be appreciated

 

[blackfinshark_3]

Most tetras that only grow an inch, guppies, betta(if alone),otto's, cories, and alot more.

 

[MasterP]

dwarf puffers, peacock gundeons, female bettas or one male, there's other i just can't think of many right now.

 

[Kame-San]

Guppies are great, I'd reccomend those to anyone

A betta would also work, but you don't have to keep it alone. A small group of white clouds would go well with a betta.

Tetras are a good choice also. There's a lot you can do, it just depends on what you like

 

[dwarfgourami]

If you want a community tank, you want to steer clear of the dwarf puffers. But there are lots of community fish to choose from:

Tetras (the smaller ones, like neons, glowlights etc) have been mentioned.

Guppies, platies, endlers or heterandria formosa if you want livebearers.

Honey gouramis or sparkling gouramis.

Khuulie loaches.

The smaller corydoras have been mentioned, as have otos.

Peacock gobies have been mentioned- beautiful fish.

If you have soft water, there are pygmy rasboras.

 

[insanityseeker]

i thought peacock gobies grow big and eat smaller fish...

i reccomend platies all the way, they're super friendly!!!!

 

[keane]

i thought peacock gobies grow big and eat smaller fish...

i reccomend platies all the way, they're super friendly!!!!

i think you may be thinking of a dragon/violet goby

 

[dwarfgourami]

Peacock gobies aka peacock gudgeons (they are sleeper gobies, not real gobies) only grow to a couple of inches and don't eat vast amounts. Males can sometimes turn aggressive with females (give him several to play with, and some hiding spaces), but other than that they should be fine as community fish. I am using mine as dither fish for a young platy who's been through a bit of trauma.

 

[insanityseeker]

thats really annoying because i saw some in my lfs, and the owner told me that they grow real big and are realy aggressive. dont think i'll be trusting him anymore...

 

[confusion]

I bought a dwarf gourami (the kind with the verticle red stripes) and keep it with a few otos (small algae eaters) and some black mollies. The gourami is amazing to watch. I love to watch all of them, but I have to say, the gourami has become my favorite to watch. I'm not too familiar with the honey or sparkling gouramis mentioned above, but if they're like the dwarf, I would recommend it.

 

[sheree]

Hi, i've got a couple cories, swordtails, zebra danios and white clouds in my 10 gal and they all seem to get along well.