N nitro Fishaholic Joined Jun 30, 2004 Messages 674 Reaction score 0 Location UK Aug 21, 2004 #1 Probably a strange question but... Could you keep tetras in a tank with no plants in it? Or would they feel too unsafe without plants around them?
Probably a strange question but... Could you keep tetras in a tank with no plants in it? Or would they feel too unsafe without plants around them?
D David Neptune, god of the Sea Joined Aug 7, 2004 Messages 1,642 Reaction score 0 Location California Aug 21, 2004 #2 It would be beneficial to have some plants, but as long as they are in a large school they should be fine.
It would be beneficial to have some plants, but as long as they are in a large school they should be fine.
Phantom Thief Population Control Volunteer Joined Oct 6, 2003 Messages 2,337 Reaction score 0 Location A world of my own Aug 21, 2004 #3 On the contrary, certain tetras come from areas where no plants exist at all. But they certainly don't mind plants, from what i've noticed, especially the more timid tetras. P.T.
On the contrary, certain tetras come from areas where no plants exist at all. But they certainly don't mind plants, from what i've noticed, especially the more timid tetras. P.T.
OP OP N nitro Fishaholic Joined Jun 30, 2004 Messages 674 Reaction score 0 Location UK Aug 21, 2004 #4 thanks for replies. Do you know any of the tetras which dont live in planted rivers?