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Justin_1986
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Would 2 dwarf gourmies work in a 10 gallon tank?
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bettachris
 
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no i think only one would be best.
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blazergirl
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dwarf's, well most at least, are their happiest in pairs. I think that 10 gallons would be tight and these fish will fight if they feel they dont have enough room to themselves. With this in mind, I dont think 10 gallons is enough space for 2 adult dwarfs to live peacefully, if you have your heart set on this fish might try a slightly bigger tank or you could go with one in a ten, but like I said they are happier in pairs... and more fun to watch!! I raised to blue drawfs for my dad and they do like their space!!! good luck and let me know what you decide
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10 gal. is a bit small for 2 Dwarf Gourami.
In that tank, you can keep a school of small bodied Tetra's.


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tankie
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well..i have to agree..if u can still spare a bigger room for them..the better.
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Sparkling gouramis would work in a 10g. You can also check [link=this link]http://www.fishprofiles.com/files/forums/General%20Freshwater/55574.html" style="COLOR: #CC3366[/link] for other small tank ideas.

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I had 2 dwarf gouramis in a 10g with 3 danios. They were both males and lived peacefully for about a week. Then one would chase the other and torture him. He eventually ripped the others tail to shreds and it died. I had no where else to put it besides an uncycled 5g and by the time I moved him it was too late. So I would not suggest 2 in that small of a tank. Also when my incident happened people responded that they have had 2 males in a 55g and one tortured the other. I would just have 1 or go with a different, more peaceful kind.

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whats different is that most lfs DG will only carry males due to the color, so if anything get only 1 DG, if not there are other opitions to chose from.
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I have one male dwarf in a ten gallon with a few small tetras. There is no problem with just having one.
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i wouldent put two of them in a ten gallon but a 20 long would be good for 2 but thats just my opinion
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