What to put in this tank

[TheTenthDoctor]

Okay so my latest 10 gallon tank is up and running. I’m trying figure out what to put in it. I will post the GH and other water parameters later.
I was thinking some Pygmy corydoras or perhaps a betta

yo ur thoughts?
@JuiceBox52 @PheonixKingZ @Barry Tetra @AJE

the plants are amazon sword java miss and crypts as well as water wisteria they have all been growing in for a while now

 

[JuiceBox52]

Maybe do some pygmy cories and a dwarf gourami?

 

[Crispii]

If I were you, I would put some Betta channoides.

 

[TheTenthDoctor]

@Crispii I don't know. They do look pretty cool

 

[AJE]

Pea puffers

 

[utahfish]

Without knowing the GH its difficult to say.

 

[Barry Tetra]

Try wild betta or as @Crispii said, I think betta and nerite snails fit in
tha tank well.

 

[AJE]

Do you know the ph?

 

[TheTenthDoctor]

What do you guys think of pygmy cories and some red cherry shrimp?

 

[AJE]

What do you guys think of pygmy cories and some red cherry shrimp?

The cories might eat some baby shrimp but other than that it might work

 

[Byron]

It is impossible to offer suggestions without knowing the water parameters. GH especially, and pH (for the source water is all we need).

 

[vanalisa]

@C

Okay so my latest 10 gallon tank is up and running. I’m trying figure out what to put in it. I will post the GH and other water parameters later.
I was thinking some Pygmy corydoras or perhaps a betta

yo ur thoughts?
@JuiceBox52 @PheonixKingZ @Barry Tetra @AJE

the plants are amazon sword java miss and crypts as well as water wisteria they have all been growing in for a while now View attachment 101168

@Colin_T
Tateurndina ocellicauda, perhaps?

 

[Colin_T]

no comment until we know the GH and pH of the water, and the tank dimensions (length x width x height).

 

[TheTenthDoctor]

I agree @Byron but I’m out of strips and my cld is closed and Walmart doesn’t have any

 

[Byron]

I agree @Byron but I’m out of strips and my cld is closed and Walmart doesn’t have any

If you are on municipal water, check the website of the water authority, you may find GH and pH posted. Or call them. Just make sure you get the number and their unit of measure so we can be certain. GH will not change in an aquarium (unless you target it, that's another issue).