Finished setting up my tank!
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Looks good 
I think so, you may consider adding some floating plants. They are great at absorbing ammonia
I think so, you may consider adding some floating plants. They are great at absorbing ammonia
Retired Viking
Fish Connoisseur
You have several good plants, depends on what fish and how many you plane to add. Remember a 10 gallon tank is like living in a closet for most medium to larger fish so I would look at small fish if you want a couple. The other question is very important. Do you have hard or soft water
Somewhere in between.
Retired Viking
Fish Connoisseur
Try and call your local water provider or check their web site and list the GH (general hardness) and PH. So we can help you find the fish that work out best for your water.
Retired Viking
Fish Connoisseur
Do you already have the fish?
What a great looking 10 gallon tank. My first thought was that you should enter our Tank of the Month contest. The next one starts on June 1st and will feature tanks sized at 16 US gallons and smaller.
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Find your GH, it should be able to be found on you local water providers website
Retired Viking
Fish Connoisseur
As far as adding fish, do a base line water test to see what your current water reading are.(should be 0) Find out your water type so we can help you pick out the fish that will be healthy in your water type. Then you are ready to go. I can go over the silent cycle process with you if you like then.
Carolyn N
Fish Fanatic
Beautiful collection of plants.
Plant info. The plant at the very front left corner is a Windelov Java Fern. It should not be planted
but instead attached to a rock or wood or tank decoration. The plant has a rinzone (spelling) that will rot if buried in substrate.
Plant info. The plant at the very front left corner is a Windelov Java Fern. It should not be planted
but instead attached to a rock or wood or tank decoration. The plant has a rinzone (spelling) that will rot if buried in substrate.
Which ones would you recommend?Looks good
Frogbit, water lettuce or salvinia.
Thank you!
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