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![]() Oh dear..bought fish from LFS who knew it was a tiny tank!! I have 2x 30 gal and a 120 so may end up moving them if unhappy.
What fish do others put in a 10 gal? Also I had read somewhwere of a method of large volume water changes to reduce nitrates...I think the initial change was huge followed by several 30-40% changes. I can't locate where I read this. Does this method have a "name", is there a reference site, is it feasible or another wrong direction like the cardinals and toby ![]() |
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![]() I think that's what's referred to as a 'massive water change'? That's probably not necessary... but those fish aren't going to do well at all in that tank. You'll need to find a new home for them very soon.
I have a 10 gallon, I do a 25% water change a week. I'm thinking of doing this every 5 days though, since the water has started to come out of the tank slightly yellow (increased feeding and such from all the new livestock). My tank contains a Purple Firefish, and a Hector's Goby, an emerald and hermit crab, and various corals. The firefish seems perfectly suitable for this size of tank, and the goby was recommended for this size tank everywhere I looked, BUT when I got it home I was informed it (the goby) will likely starve in anything under a 30 gallon... time will tell, he seems fat enough for the moment. Definitely do your homework before buying anything, though (I learned with this goby) even that won't necessarily save you from a mistake. I love the goby though, very cool fish (hope he makes it for the long term).
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10 gal, miracle mud, pyjama cardinal, toby puffer |
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