i went to look at a 2nd hand tank earlier this week and was told it was 3ft, when i got there it was 2ftx1ftx1ft...... the tank was really overstocked with all the wrong fish -1 bala shark, 1 rts, 2 large gouramis, 5 phantom tetras, 1 bolivian ram, 1 albino cory, 1 common plec and 1 long finned rosy barb
can you believe that.....?
anyway i bought the tank just to help the fish out as i really wanted a 3ft! the fish have now been rehomed and the tank is cleaned, sand substrate 2 pieces of bogwood and my new 6 green stripes. im using it as a qt tank for them, but after 2 weeks i wanted to add my other 5 green stripes and have a species tank and have my other 3ft cory tank a gold stripe species tank so they dont cross breed. is this tank big enough to house 11 corys or do i need to look for another?
i know the inch per gallon is way out, i think its about 15 US gallons, but corys arent that messy and dont have a huge impact on the bio load so could i get away with this? i know the more room the better and if its not do-able then i will provide a bigger tank once i can find one local and cheap enough. at the minute most of my greens are still quite small but when they reach 2.5 inches it may be a bit crowded.
the tank is being filtered by the fluval 2+ that came with it as it should be cycled, although i will be checking water stats religiously....

anyway i bought the tank just to help the fish out as i really wanted a 3ft! the fish have now been rehomed and the tank is cleaned, sand substrate 2 pieces of bogwood and my new 6 green stripes. im using it as a qt tank for them, but after 2 weeks i wanted to add my other 5 green stripes and have a species tank and have my other 3ft cory tank a gold stripe species tank so they dont cross breed. is this tank big enough to house 11 corys or do i need to look for another?

the tank is being filtered by the fluval 2+ that came with it as it should be cycled, although i will be checking water stats religiously....