Betta splendens, or Siamese fighting fish is probably the most common fish to keep in five gallon containers. They can live for over five years if the water conditions remain suitable.
Research before getting any fish, and have the tank set up for at least six weeks prior to introducing the fish.
fishes like whales dolphin and more big fishes can live in a aquarium
If you mean fishes to eat, they'd be a fishmonger- if you mean live fish to keep as pets, they'd be an aquarium stockist.
The African dwarf frog can indeed live with fish in a five gallon aquarium. BUT BEWARE!!! dwarf frogs may eat your fish small enough to fit in it's mouth. so i recommend Platy and live-bearers as companions.
In one case yes. Only if you have live plants and fish in it. Because the fishes waste falls down to the bottom of the aquarium and the plants roots use it for nutrients. In result, you have a lively, green tank! Hope I helped. Cheers! -Sarah
Terrarium:Has bugs, or insects , such as rolly-polleys, crickets worms, and more....Aquarium:Has fish, and snails, or many more fishes.....
It depends on what your trying to accomplish, what your going to be keeping in it, as well as the material of the tank itself. Glass or Acrylic. You can have a Fish Only system, FOWLER system, or a REEF system. Reefs are the most expensive and will run around $3,000 for a 55 Gallon set up Makesure you focus mainly on 5 things in a reef Aquarium and they are... Water Flow Lighting Protein Skimmer Berlin Style Open Sump Large amounts of live rock (1 - 5 pound/ Gallon) FOWLER (Fish Only With Live Rock) Is cheaper and will run about $1,500 for a 55 gallon Set up. Use ½ - 1½ pound live rock/ gallon Fish Only, can go many ways, you can have a cheap hang on back filter or canister filter (Not recommended) or a below the aquarium Wet/Dry filter (Best Option). For a 55 Gallon set up maybe around $600 -$800 without a protein skimmer, though it is BEST if you do get one.
The simple answer is yes. A balanced aquarium should contain water plants and these need light in order to live and grow. If your aquarium is a tropical one then the lights should be on for around 12 hours daily.
A 29 gallon aquarium is far too small for a stingray for all but the most temporary of housing arrangements. So, no.
Yes, as long as it is large enough to accommodate the turtles. While a hatchling can live in a 10 gallon aquarium, it will soon need a 100 gallon aquarium as these turtles get up to 12" in shell length.
You can't take leaves off plants and throw them in your fishes tank but you can put live aquarium safe plants in your betta's tank, Just don't put too many plants that it cant swim around.
They can just live in an aquarium with the normal pebbles on the bottom that all fish live in.
No, Daphnia cannot live in an aquarium with fish as they are likely to be eaten by the fish.