Is a 3 gallon tank too small? And they're okay with Telescope Goldfish or Bubble Eye Goldfish?
166014
these snails will do well in almost any size tank, the goldfish may pose a small problem but the breed prolifically so a few lost wont mean much overall.
166015
Three gallons is not too small. These are small snails and are doing well in my desktops. I don't know anything about goldfish since I have bettas. Good luck!
166016
I bought these snails last year. They came nicely packed for warmth and safety and on time. The problem is I bought them to put them in my turtle tank to help keep it clean and the turtle ate them. So don't put them in with reptiles, but fish should be okay. Your tank size should be fine as they come very tiny. You may have to move them later as they start to grow bigger.
517926
A betta by itself is fine in a 3-gallon. Maybe a snail would be alright, but definitely not the frog because it would produce too much waste for the small tank and the small filter. My tank is home to 1 betta and live plants. I also have a heater because bettas need 80 degrees F water, since they are tropical fish. My 1 betta is very active and always exploring and hiding in the plants. I would google "basic betta care" and "nitrogen cycle" and do a little reading before buying any animals. Remember fish are living beings and will depend on you for your care, so do your best to provide them a good home =)
1707353
Mine is a 55 gallon with African Aggressive. I think it works great. It is slightly shorter than the tank but lights it nicely. I really like the 'moon light'.
506382
I have guppies and red cherry shrimp. This is marketed as a betta tank but u can put other fish provided you follow the "1 inch of fish per gallon of water" guideline.
555593
im not sure i can answer that but i would put my faith in the people that made it biger isnt always beter my water in my 7 gallon tank is clear and no phospate or alergie but i do have snails and cleaner shrimp and hermit crabs but for 10 gallons i would say buy the smaller one unless in the future you want to get a biger tank
2029500
Actually I use both, depending on the livestock. I've housed baby clownfish in there and used the lid, but I've also ran macro algae with no lid.
862653
They are just a big bigger than a ghost shrimp, so I think 3.5 gallons should be big enough...
2102661
No because you are way, way overstocked. You need a minimum of a 29 gallon for angel fish. Also mollies are brackish fish. With that much crammed into such a small tank there are going to be water quality problems and extra aggression. You should be focusing on getting things out of that tank, not adding them.
865390
I wouldn't put any fish in that aquarium. If it's way too small for a Betta fish, it would certainly be too small for a goldfish. As well, goldfish produce a lot of waste so the aquarium would quickly become polluted since the supposedly self-cleaning function is, at best, a blatant lie.As I have indicated previously, unless you enjoy torturing poor, defenseless fish, do NOT purchase this aquarium.
39368
The pellets are on the larger size or they would need to be bigger goldfish at least 3". I have mix of Koi and large goldfish and this is what I feed them both.
179207
It's a really nice little tank. Any fish will do great but it is very small. I think if you did somethinglike a neon or molly you could have up to 4 or 5.
862654
Honestly, a 3.5 gallon tank isn't large enough for even a single goldfish. They are notorious for making waste. A goldfish needs at least a 10 gallon tank. This guy may do okay alone in a 3.5 gal tank, but move your goldfish to a 10 gal.
179204
Not goldfish! They get pretty big-- 6 to 8 inches in length--and you need a MINIMUM of 20 gallons for a single goldfish (and nothing else in the tank). In time a goldfish wouldn't be able to turn around in this tank.Tetras are quick little fish and need swimming space; plus, they school and fare better if you have at least 5-6 (less stress); 10 gallon long (i.e., not tall) tank minimum.
1107201
That tank looked way too tiny. I have mine in a 3 gallon tank with an undergravel filter using an airstone for flow. Has worked since I got them, rarely needs cleaning ever. I have 12 in that little tank though. It is circular and they really seem to love the shape as they continuously swim around and around. They didn't do that in the 3 gallon fish aquarium with a filter? Good to see them active. Regular filters could all damage the shrimp so undergravel is much safer for them.
79325
They are great quality, but even such this Is a small variety of shrimp, and will be only 1/4 to 1/2 or so, maybe bigger but not much. Get like 30 in a 5 gallon and it would look great. Tbh with these guys order more than you need, they are sensitive. That being said, the seller sent me.mine and ALL were live, its been MONTHS and most are alive.
1291035
I really enjoy this tank. I like the all-in-one feature. It does run a little hot and I have to keep the back open, but it's summer and I hope that won't be continued into the winter. I took out the BioBalls and am using a media basket with carbon, floss and Purigen. I also have chaeto in the back as well. You can find a lot of information on the salt water forums. There are plenty of them and good advice with most. But for a clown and rocks it would be a good size. Being a smaller tank you will need to keep up with water changes as well. I hope this helps. Good luck.
1538796
No you can't place a gold fish in this tank. It's only meant for Betta fish.