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Hello all.
I am a long time lurker and first time poster. I have enjoyed reading the different posts and opinions. I have a 5 gallon octagon tank. It was home to a guppy and apple snail. The guppy, which I raised from a fry, has passed on and I would like to find another tank mate for the snail. I know a guppy likes fellow guppies so I don't want to put another solo guppy back in the tank. I would appreciate any suggestions as to fish that would be okay alone in a 5 gal. tank and would be okay with the snail. I already have a Betta (in a different tank) and would like to find something different. Any thoughts would be appreciated. QB |
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![]() Deb Ambler wrote: Hello all. I am a long time lurker and first time poster. I have enjoyed reading the different posts and opinions. I have a 5 gallon octagon tank. It was home to a guppy and apple snail. The guppy, which I raised from a fry, has passed on and I would like to find another tank mate for the snail. I know a guppy likes fellow guppies so I don't want to put another solo guppy back in the tank. I would appreciate any suggestions as to fish that would be okay alone in a 5 gal. tank and would be okay with the snail. I already have a Betta (in a different tank) and would like to find something different. Any thoughts would be appreciated. QB Two male guppies (or more) would do well in your aquarium. I would recommend male to keep your small tank from being over run with offspring. Personally I like Dwarf Gouramis, and these fish do well in small tanks too. Carl |
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Sorry Carl. I think I accidentally replied to your email instead of the
newsgroup. Thanks for the thoughts, would 2 dwarf gouramis be to much for the tank with the snail in it? Deb "carlrs" wrote in message oups.com... Deb Ambler wrote: Hello all. I am a long time lurker and first time poster. I have enjoyed reading the different posts and opinions. I have a 5 gallon octagon tank. It was home to a guppy and apple snail. The guppy, which I raised from a fry, has passed on and I would like to find another tank mate for the snail. I know a guppy likes fellow guppies so I don't want to put another solo guppy back in the tank. I would appreciate any suggestions as to fish that would be okay alone in a 5 gal. tank and would be okay with the snail. I already have a Betta (in a different tank) and would like to find something different. Any thoughts would be appreciated. QB Two male guppies (or more) would do well in your aquarium. I would recommend male to keep your small tank from being over run with offspring. Personally I like Dwarf Gouramis, and these fish do well in small tanks too. Carl |
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![]() QB wrote: Sorry Carl. I think I accidentally replied to your email instead of the newsgroup. Thanks for the thoughts, would 2 dwarf gouramis be to much for the tank with the snail in it? Deb No, make sure to maintain good water parameters, and be carefull with placing two males in the same small tank, try and purchase a male and female. Generally the male dwarfs are more more colorfull than the females (a lot like bettas, to which they are related). Carl |
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