Pfk Nano-is It Big Enough To Actually Breed Anything In?

[L200]

Ive finally got round to setting up my PFK nano after months of waiting!!!!

Its got a sand substrate with some vallis and a bit of java moss and a coco cave also.

Its cycled for a good fortnight and all my tests seem ok,now time to add some fish!

I would like to have a go at breeding something,anything you can recommend that would possibly breed?

I was thinking maybe..

Kribs or a similar dwarf cichlid, or
A pair of fighters, or
Cherry barbs

Any suggestions would be great,

Thanks

 

[jayjay]

Betta's wouldn't work unless you have the time to care for many fry, room for 100's of jars to keep the male fry in and a big grow out for the females. Kribs get a bit big, a 24"x12"x12" tank is minimum in my opinion.

I would try a small species of killi or maybe multi's or even guppies/platties.

 

[mark7616]

endlers would be good.

 

[L200]

endlers would be a thought,although i have a tankfull of parrot platys and they breed,lets say quite reguarly.....

So if there anything like that then i will be overun pretty quickly!

Cheers so far!

 

[DiscusAngel]

6 Galaxy Rasboras would look great, you could try and breed them many people are on here.

 

[dwarfgourami]

I would go for cherry barbs or galaxy rasboras, or some unusual livebearer, like heterandria formosa.

 

[vinylman]

When you say it's cycled for a fortnight, what do you mean?. All tanks have to be cycled fully.

 

[Night_Market]

Hmmm, A debate :

'Two weeks' or 'Until it's ready' ???

 

[n3ont3tra]

You could probably breed shrimp or snails in there.

 

[Night_Market]

Six of these should be ok...

A small Fish Yesterday.