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Can a rubber lipped pleco a betta and a snail live in a 20 gallon tank?
actually,i have a pleco(rubberlip), male betta, and two lake snails i found all in a ten gallon tank and they do great my rubberlip is only about 3 in long the tank still has plenty of room to so yes you could also add some other additional fish to the tank
Can a Rubber Nose Pleco a Betta and a Snail live in a 20 gallon tank?
yes! i have a rubberlip,betta and two medium lake snails living a happy life and growing steadily in a ten gallon tank,they are very heathly and happy and the tank isn't over crowded.
Can a baby pleco live in the same tank as a betta?
Yep! They'll ignore each other. Better have a big tank ready for the pleco when it grows, though.
What fish can live with a betta in a one gallon bowl?
None. The 1 gallon bowl is already too small for the betta by itself.
How long will my betta live in my 10 gallon tank?
Forever.
What fish will live with a male betta in a 10 gallon tank?
Any.
What shark can live in a 3 gallon tank?
No shark can live in a 3 gallon tank. It would be a nice home for a Betta though!
Can a bristlenose pleco a black mollie a betta and 2 Malaysian snails live in a 35 gallon tank or should you only have some of those and you want the bristlenose the most?
The tank would not be overstocked with what you have suggested, provided you have a filter running all the time and you do a 50% water change every week.
Can a bushy nose pleco a black mollie a betta and 2 Malaysian snails live in 35 gallon tank or should you only have some of those and you want the bristlenose the mostÉ?
Provided you keep a filter running all the time and do a 50% water change weekly things should be OK.
Hi how long will my Betta live in my ten gallon fish tank I take very good care of it?
A Long life for a Betta is around 30 months.
Can pleco live in a pond?
no plecos will die
Can janitor fish and a fighting fish be in one aquarium?
First: a "janitor fish" is what Americans call a pleco. Second: yes, you can keep a Betta (fighting fish) and a pleco (janitor fish) in the same aquarium. Plecos are only aggressive to other plecos, so your pleco won't eat the betta. The two fish live in different parts of the aquarium--plecos at the bottom like most catfishes, bettas at the top because they're airbreathers. A betta has the common sense not to mess with a fish as big as a pleco--and it wouldn't matter anyway because plecos are armored fishes. Plus, bettas love to eat snails so they are a good addition to your tank maintenance team. Now! This is the problem: Plecostomus catfishes get huge--if your fish isn't a foot long two years after you get it, you're not feeding it enough. (Plecos eat things like zucchini pieces that you weight down so they sink.) It is a fish that needs AT LEAST a 55-gallon tank to live and be happy. If you've got a small tank like a 10 or a 20 gallon (40 or 80 litres) I would get either Ancistrus catfish (like plecos but much smaller), Corydoras catfish or upside-down catfish.
