Sorry about the glare! This is my ten gallon coldwater fish tank during feeding time. I just dropped in some coldwater goldfish pellets. I have it stocked with a black moor, an albino moor, two dojo (weather) loaches, a large amano shrimp and a mystery snail. From what I have been reading online this tank is horribly overcrowded, but to me it seems like my fish all have enough room to be comfortable. The loaches love to sleep on the fake plant branches. I also believe that the albino moor may be blind. When I use a net to get up the shrimp's old skins, the albino moor sometimes swims into the net calmly and then panics because it cannot get out. When I feed them, I usually need to make sure he is close so he gets some food. All the fish are nice and get along with each other really well!
Question by : Cold Water fish for 20 gallons?
I am thinking of setting up a cold water aquarium. Not because i can't afford a heater, but because i already have a tropical aquarium. What fish would be non-aggressive that could get along together in this aquarium? I know gold fish and guppies. But thats about it. Thank you!
Best answer:
Answer by Stuey Guppies are tropical. White cloud minnows are another. There are lots of native species too.
Some of you may remember my divided betta splendens aquarium that i posted last year here www.youtube.com Well sadly they have since both passed away and despite their beauty I have decided to refurb the tank into a fully blown tropical community aquarium. The platy, guppy, molly and betta have just been transfered from a tank I had to throw away (glass damaged) so may be in here temporarily. The inhabitants are as follows: 1 x Female Dragon Betta 1 x Female Mickey Mouse Platy 1 x Male Neon Wag Tail Platy 1 x Male Guppy 1 x Female Balloon Molly 1 x Male Black Neon Tetra 1 x Female Glowlight Tetra 1 x Male Neon Tetra 1 x Female Neon Tetra And also featured in the video is my coldwater biorb with its 6 White Cloud Minnows (unsexed). Video Rating: 5 / 5
