How Many Fish

bassman38

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I have 6 fish that get three inces long in my 10 gallon tank could I put more small fish in it or is that enough if so what kinda fish would u recommend
 
Mollies really need a twenty gallon. I would say you are totally stocked. Dot add anything else unless you can get another tank and move things around.

Platy can be a lot of fun. I rather enjoyed all mine.
 
you're slightly overstocked, but can be done.. Make sure you don't overfeed and maintain a good weekly 30% water change. Are you aware of the Nitrogen cycle?
 
I'd say very overstocked, I wouldn't keep my Molly in anything less than a 30 for its lifetime. Dalmations are really brackish, but I've kept mine in freshwater totally fine. Don't add anymore fish.
 
Noahsfish said:
I'd say very overstocked, I wouldn't keep my Molly in anything less than a 30 for its lifetime. Dalmations are really brackish, but I've kept mine in freshwater totally fine. Don't add anymore fish.
That's a bit of a fallacy. Mollies aren't really brackish as much as they require high mineral content, but not necessarily salt. So either hard alkaline water or brackish water is generally recommended for mollies. They don't fair well in soft or acidic water though.
 
eaglesaquarium said:
I'd say very overstocked, I wouldn't keep my Molly in anything less than a 30 for its lifetime. Dalmations are really brackish, but I've kept mine in freshwater totally fine. Don't add anymore fish.
That's a bit of a fallacy. Mollies aren't really brackish as much as they require high mineral content, but not necessarily salt. So either hard alkaline water or brackish water is generally recommended for mollies. They don't fair well in soft or acidic water though.
Close enough haha, I guess the reason mine have thrived is because my water is liquid rock.
 

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