So far my 10 gallon aquarium has a Betta fish and a ghost shrimp that get along well. It has blue gravel and blue tumbled glass about an inch deep on the bottom, a corner filter, an air pump, and a 100 watt heater. It has been cycled, I do a 20% change a week, and there are no ammonia spikes as far as my ''stick-to-the-glass'' ammonia tester can tell. It's not planted, but it will be soon.
I was thinking about putting in 3-4 Panda cories with 5-6 Zebra danios. The Panda cories are a must (however, the number of cories is still an open issue), but I'm open to buying something else besides Zebra danios.
I was thinking Tiger Barbs because they look really colorful and stay small- but I found out they were fin nippers. Any suggestions? Please no mollies or guppies.
Take into account that I want enough of the fish to allow it to school and be happy, but not overcrowd the tank- so they have to be small fish. I'm also thinking about replacing my gravel with sand for my Cories' barbels.
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I'm in the same situation as you are. I have a 10 gallon, and a male Betta. I'm looking for other fish to add to the tank. So far I found 3-5 corries to be the best. (probbaly 3), and 6 neon tetras. (there cool with the light). Guppies are a big nono they fin nip. And Mollies can get vigourous depending on the space.
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