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what are ure opinions on a one gallon

Discussion in 'Fish and Aquarium - all types' started by pookiepets, Aug 3, 2005.

  1. pookiepets

    pookiepets New Member

    ok im gonna get a temporary one gallon to keep mi 10-13 guppies or so chelle sais i should go with a five but its just tempoary (thanks for you thoughts chelle!

    what do u think
    b.t.w goooo michael he won hells kitchen
     
  2. Used

    Used New Member

    I think you should get a 5 gallon minimum to house your fry, but a 10 gallon would be even better. In a 1 gallon tank it will be hard to get the cycle to stick and keep it stable.
     
  3. grnlemonade

    grnlemonade New Member

    i would be surprised if 13 guppies could even move in a 1 gallon together.
     
  4. pookiepets

    pookiepets New Member

    well not 13 but 9 or soo in that nature there small really tiny microscopice!
     
  5. pookiepets

    pookiepets New Member

    ohh btw there not guppieds there 3 dai old mollie frys
     
  6. Fish Addict

    Fish Addict New Member

    i would go with a bigger tank
     
  7. Trickster

    Trickster New Member

    in reality a 5 or 10 gallon is cheaper then a 1 gallon. Most places will only sell u a 1gallon starter kit, while just a 10 or 5 gallon is $10, but hood and tank combo is like $25, while a 1gallon is about $50 + for a starter kit tht comes with nothing more then the tank, light filter.
     
  8. pookiepets

    pookiepets New Member

    not in california 5 gallon will be 50 dollars
    w/ nothing beside filter!
     
  9. Fish Addict

    Fish Addict New Member

    you guys are paying way to much i bought a 25gal for 20 and the hood for 20 and i had a filter at home and this canadian
     
  10. hooterhead

    hooterhead New Member

    got a 10 last week for $10. that's US. i could get a filter for it for $15.
     
  11. pookiepets

    pookiepets New Member

    well im just using a critter keeper! :( until i could get a 10
     
  12. OnixRevolution

    OnixRevolution New Member

    My 10 gallon starter kit was 50 bucks(tank, hood, light, filter, heater)...but my 1.5 gallon starter kit was 12 bucks(tank, hood, light, air thing). Yeah, they sell tanks by themselves for 10 bucks, but nothing else. Unless you have extra stuff at home, it's going to cost you more to buy everything seperate.

    They would be okay for a few in the little tank, but they really need to be in a big tank, 10gal atleast if you have nine of them. Good luck on your fry!
     
  13. pookiepets

    pookiepets New Member

    hey thanks! yeah just till they get big!
     
  14. Trickster

    Trickster New Member

    Actually looking in my area i think its cheaper to buy everything seperate, here a common starter kit averages $70 (10 gallon). Buying tank and light and hood alone costs $25+, and add on the filter for $20, u got $45 for EXact same stuff, except $25 cheaper.

    (10 gallon starter kit here comes with hood, light, tank, filter, and a small sample of food and water conditioner enough just for setting up the tank and 1 week of feeding)

    Decorations you have to buy seperate for either one, so that makes no diffrence.
     

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