What fish can be in a 36 gallon tank?
Swordtails and platys are good easy fish that are beautifull and lots of different varieties. Kuhli loaches are great if you like that kind of fish, just make sure your big fish don’t terrorize them. Zebra danios are awesome if you have a good size school of them. Another idea is to stock african cichlids.
How many fish can you have in a 30l tank?
With a mature tank, good water quality and regular maintenance you could keep a community of 20 tiny nano fish in a 30 litre BiOrb, or 15 fish the size of a Zebra danio.
What fish can go in a 35 gallon tank?
Some of the fish you may consider include:
- Cichlids (Dwarf, South African and South American)
- Tetras.
- Catfish species (Corys, Plecos and Otos)
- Rainbowfish.
- Guppies.
- Gouramis.
- Rasboras.
- Mollies.
How many Cory cats can you have in a 36 gallon tank?
We havea 36 Gallon tank with 8 cory catfish One dwarf powder blue gouramoi …
What fish go well in a 30 gallon tank?
Neon Tetras, Black Neon Tetras and Lemon Tetras are just some of the desirable species which you can keep in a 30 gallon aquarium. They make colorful additions to planted aquariums. Another small species loved by aquarists are Rasboras. They are a peaceful community fish that are very common in tanks under 30 gallons.
How do you stock a 37 gallon tank?
Hatchets, killi’s and gourami’s are all good choices for some top swimming fish. Personally, from those 3 I’d go Gourami. Kill’s can be aggressive and Hatchets just don’t do it.. for me anyways. A small school of Danios or Rasboras might also keep your tank looking full of life.
How many Cory catfish in a 30 gallon?
As for numbers, in a 30-inch tank I would aim for 12-15 corys. You may already know, but they need several of their own species; five of each species is ideal, but with so many corys you can mix species and have 3-5 of each.
How many Cory catfish can I keep in a 20 gallon tank?
Up to 4 cory catfish (1 in every gallon of water ) can go in a 20-gallon fish tank, but note there are several species of the same family, some of which may grow bigger and some fragile than others.