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balashark guy
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o.k. plese do not mension that my tank is gonna get a little craft. I have a tank that is a 10gallon with 1balashark [baby],4goldfish[1inchers],pleco[4inch] and 2platys at 1inch. Would this be ok?

my fish 10gl with 2balasharks,2sunburstplatys,2mickeymouseplatys,5goldfish and a pl*co also 5gl with 2baby platys
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EditedEdited by bettachris
craft? i dont get ya, but overcrowed yes.

i would have to question something? why not add the other bala to the 250 gallon. and goldfish do not belong in any of your set-ups now.

also i.d sharks as i am sure u know, are not small fishes, reaching over 30 inches so that just adds to the considered stocking of the 250
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Your Pleco and your goldies require at least a 55gal. Your bala should go into a bigger tank as well if you want it to grow up normally. Also remember that it isnt a great idea to mix coldwater and tropical fish. If you like the types of fish you have in your tank this set-up might look a little simular:

3x Plattys
2x Ottos
And possibly some neons. ^_^

Inky
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In the long run, it is entirely unacceptable. For a week if you're looking to remedy a problem in a larger tank or find them a home, it'll be ok, but they absolutely need to be in different conditions.
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You are really overstocked, as all the others said.

You need a much bigger tank & i would take the fish back to the LFS, if you cannot get a bigger tank.

Next time do some research on the fish you are going to buy, before you buy them.


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