What fish can live together in a 6 gallon tank?

A single betta fish wold be perfect for a 6 gallon. You might also consider a small school of Neon Tetras (BEAUTIFUL colors), Zebra Danios, or Rasboras. It all depends on what you really enjoy. If you get a Betta, you might still be able to surround him or her with a few neon Tetras.

Can I put 2 Cory catfish in a 10 gallon tank?

You can put between two and four cory catfish in a 10-gallon tank. A one-inch cory catfish generally requires at least one gallon of water to live comfortably. Depending on the species, cory catfish can grow to be 2–4 inches long.

How many fish can I have in a 5 gallon tank?

You can keep about 4-6 fish in a tank this size as long as each fish is not larger than 2 inches. The one-inch fish per gallon rule would apply to most smaller fish breeds like Tetras, Rasbora, and more. Fish that can grow larger than 2 inches are not recommended for a 5-gallon tank.

What fish can you put together in a freshwater tank?

There are plenty of freshwater fish types that can co-exist with other different species in the same tank. Guppies, Tetras, Swordtails, and Danios are just some of the most peaceful tropical species that happily swim around and easily adjust to newer groups.

How many bettas can I put in a 6 gallon tank?

A 6 gallon tank is fine for one Betta.

Is 4 cory catfish enough?

Tank Size: Cory Catfish are pretty small fish. Technically, a single Cory should be fine in a ten gallon tank. Since they are schooling fish, Cory catfish should be kept in groups of 5 or more. For a school of 5 Corys, a minumim tank size of 20 gallons is recommended.

What kind of fish can I keep in a 3 gallon tank?

The glofish we recommend for a three-gallon include barbs, danios, and tetras. Like all other fish, they should not be permanently housed in a three-gallon tank. Their preferred tank size is a 20-gallon. They are compatible with other Tetras and Danios when they move to their larger home.

How big do cory catfish need to be in an aquarium?

Aquarium Size Considerations. Cory Catfish schooling behavior is a pretty interesting thing to see as the fish move throughout the tank synced like a precision dance ensemble. Cory Catfish Size: Depending on the specific type, Cory Catfish size can range from about 1 inch to about 2.5 inches in length.

What is the best size tank for shrimp?

Maintaining proper water conditions for your shrimp will be easier in larger tanks, but, with regular maintenance, a tank between 3-5 gallons makes a great shrimp tank. If you do prefer to keep your shrimp in a nano tank, start by keeping cherry shrimp or ghost shrimp as they tend to be much hardier than other species.

What is the best substrate for a cherry shrimp tank?

Cherry shrimp prefer slightly acidic water, which can be achieved by using a substrate like Fluval Stratum or ADA Aquasoil. For an in-depth review of aquarium substrate, check out my article on the best substrates for planted tank.

How many pygmy catfish in a 10 gallon tank?

A 10-gallon (40 liters) tank should be enough for housing 4 – 10 pygmies. If you want a larger group of catfish, then you would be needing a tank with higher capacity. Temperature: An optimal temperature range of 22 – 26° C (72 – 79° F) should be maintained always.