Gallon Aquarium
Thursday, June 26th, 2008
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 STAND Aquarium 10 gallon US $15.00 |
 Tetra GloFish Aquarium Kit 15 15 gallon US $29.99 |
 PENN PLAX BUBBLE WALL 18 FITS 10 GALLON AQUARIUM TANK US $8.99 |
 PENN PLAX BUBBLE WALL 23 FIT 15 20GALLON AQUARIUM TANK US $11.99 |
 HYDOR mini heater 75W for 2 5 gallon aquariums US $10.50 |
 Oceanic Systems Aquarium 90 Gallon US $650.00 |
 AQUARIUM FISH TANK EXTERNAL CANISTER POWER FILTER 75 GALLON US $55.98 |
 Penn Plax Silent Air X 4 Air Pump For Aquariums up to 65 Gallons US $14.99 |
 BiOrb 8 gallon aquarium US $60.00 |
 Penn Plax CASCADE FISH TANK Aquarium CANISTER FILTERS US $99.95 |
 ALL IN ONE VIEW AQUARIUM FISH TANK CANOPY 2 GALLON KIT US $52.99 |
 450 Gallon Aquarium Fish Tank US $1,500.00 |
 10 GALLON AQUARIUM WITH TOP AND FILTER EUC GLASS US $25.00 |
 Top Fin Aquarium Pump for 20 gallon tank Topfin US $9.95 |
 Top Fin Aquarium Pump for 10 gallon tank Topfin US $9.95 |
 Tetra New Whisper Aquarium Air Pump 10 Gallon US $20.29 |
 KollerCraft AQUARIUS New AquaView 360 Aquarium Kit with LED Light 3 Gallon US $65.82 |
 AquaWave 25 Gallon Desktop Aquarium Unique Shape US $36.99 |
 Brand New Prestige Aquarium 120 Gallons US $1,000.00 |
 Hawkeye Aquarium System 1 Gallon AQV 002 LT US $30.99 |
 75 Gallon Aquarium with Stand and ExtrasPrice Reduced US $750.00 |
 JBJ 24 Gallon Nano Cube Aquarium Replacement Sponge US $9.99 |
 Innovative Marine Nuvo 16 Gallon Aquarium w 2x 8 watt US $374.95 |
 Innovative Marine Nuvo 8 Gallon Aquarium w 8 watt 14K US $224.95 |
 30 Gallon Wroth Iron Aquarium Stand NO SHIPPING US $30.00 |
 DECO Nano Reef Series TOM Aquariums 1 2 3 Gallon US $39.95 |
 30 gallon custom built salt water aquarium US $500.00 |
How many fish can I put in a 1 gallon aquarium?
I have a one gallon aquarium that currently houses 1 goldfish. I would like to add a plecoustamous. Is there enough space in there for both fish?
There should even be more room for the gold fish, but I wouldn't put a big Plecostomus in there, just a very small one, they eat plants and algea pellets.
Hardy Fish for the First Time Aquarium
There’s nothing more soothing or beautiful than a glowing blue fish aquarium. There are such a huge variety of aquariums, decorations and fish out there that having your own customized aquarium can be extraordinarily easy. Of course though, as with any pet comes responsibility, and different species of fish require different care than others. Any new fishkeeper needs to make sure that they choose their aquarium carefully. Different fish have different cleaning requirements, require different foods, different temperatures, and even different aquarium sizes! – And when choosing fish for the first-timer, it’s a good idea to look for species that are healthy and hardy, clean and easy to keep, and don’t require a massive tank. Here we’ll talk about some great fish species that are ideal for the beginning aquarium keeper!
There’s no easier to keep fish than the White Cloud Mountain Minnow. These energetic little fish are not only fun to watch while zipping around the tank, they’re extremely hardy, and great for the cool-water aquarium, preferring temperatures between 55-75 degrees Fahrenheit. They are schooling fish, meaning you should have at least three or more, and a small school can be kept in an aquarium as small as four gallons. They are not picky at all about what they eat, so flake food is a good choice, but they do love the occasional bloodworm for a treat. Fortunately these are also clean fish, which means that they don’t need as much cleaning of the tank as other species to ensure a healthy aquarium and clean water.
Siamese Fighting Fish, or bettas as they’re most commonly known, are also a perfect fish for any beginner. Not only are these fish hardy, they’re one of the most beautiful fish you can buy, with brilliant colors and long, flowing fins. Bettas are probably best known for the fact that they can be kept in rather small aquariums, making them perfect for a child’s room or an office desk. Though the aquarium size a betta can be humanely kept in is fiercely debated, a single betta can be safely kept in a tank from 3-5 gallons. One important thing to note though is that bettas are aggressive fish, and that when keeping a male betta, you should never, EVER keep them with another male betta, as they will fight to the death. They also do require warmer water temperatures to make sure their immune system stays in peak condition.
The Corydoras Catfish happens to be a popular favorite among aquarium enthusiasts. Also known as Cory cats or simply Corys, these small catfish are active, playful, friendly, and are loaded with personality. They love to explore and play, and best of all, are a great fish for beginners. They’re simple to take care of, and can be added to any existing aquarium because they get along with most all other fish. Getting a school of three or more is recommended due to their social nature, and as such, you’ll want at least a ten gallon aquarium to fit them all comfortably. You’ll also need to invest in a heater – these fish like tropical temperatures, above 72 degrees and below 82. You won’t have to worry about food very often – as bottom feeders, Corys are content to stick to the bottom of the tank munching on the leftovers from other fish. It is a good idea to get them a tropical treat every now and then, and watch them as they all dig in. Normal cleaning routines work fine for Corys.
Any of these fish are perfect for someone who has just gotten their first aquarium. The choice between them depends on personal taste and aquarium specifications, but each of them has their own unique charm and personality. They are strong fish that are forgiving, and finding information about them is very easy. Remember when choosing an aquarium to find what’s right for you, and select fish that will work well in that sort of environment.
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