PyariCgudia

I've seen lots of little fish tanks (bowls, really) that have a plant growing its roots directly into the water, and fish swimming around in it.

I have seen beta fish used in these "fish gardens", but recently I saw one in which there were small fish - they weren't betas.

I'm sure Queer might know, since he's our resident fish freak - where can I find out more info on these things as in what plants to grow and what different kinds of fish can use this kind of fish bowl as their habitat.

Gamma Dilation

PCG, may i ask what the hell are you talking about?. God bless.
-Gamma

PyariCgudia

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queer

bettas, not betas. could also keep the florida flagfish and maybe guppies if you are careful. most other fish cant stay okay in a tiny puddle of water with no temperature regulation or flitration.

also, the plants on top are just decorative, serve the fish no good. dont believe the salesman if he says they eat the roots.

however you could always get a tiny 2.5 or 5 gallon tank with a proper substrate and lighting and grow submerged aquatic plants in them. you can then keep a whole variety of happy tiny fish in them.

Thap

My coy carp have gum rot, fish doc, how do I get their fresh breath back?

Regards
Concened, Tadcaster

queer

thap, feed your koi miswak flakes for breakfast, and they'll be dandy and all ready to kiss in a week's time.