Is this tank good for neon tetras or guppies?
616381
I wouldnt recommend this tank at all!!! It was a nice tank for what it was but the built-in filter stop working after 3 months of proper use.
2219767
I had to cut the black trim on my tank because it didn't fit but it's all roses now. But honestly my filter sucks really bad. It's very loud and it overflows even when it's brand new I'm not satisfied with mine at all. But tetra is a good company as far as I know so mine could be defective. But I'm just cautioning you that mine has had problems...
1304240
I think fitting a new filtration system in the place of this one is possible because it just hangs at the back of the tank. If you don't overload the tank this filtration system is just perfect. I have 3 tetras and two dwarf frogs and this filtration hasn't failed me .. great tank overall !
2018953
sorry I accidentally hit the yes button. I am going to say no because fire belly meets need larger space, not only that but the door would let the water out that it also needs. and it is not big enough for a filter that the newt would need as well. only good for baby geckos and tree frogs which is what I use it for. I would go for a regular ten gallon tank for those guys!!!
236324
Yes. I use this for a 46 gallon freshwater tank. The LED's emit less heat than a florescent, so there is low, almost no algee growth. It is not good if you want to keep live plants in the tank for the same reason algee does not grow. This single bright gives plenty of natural light, although I would like a little more night (blue) light. I added two small blue LED/bubble walls in back and it looks great at night!
1904366
I am using in a 38 gallon. I use two as I was raising shrimp and neon tetras Love them and tank stays crystal clear. They're easy to clean every couple of months.
2013051
I used this Finnex for a 20 gallon freshwater fish tank. It was fine at first, but mine did not last very long though. There are Tetra filters at places like Walmart, too, that may be a better choice.
542279
It fits, but takes up most of the tank. It would work as a temporary fix for very small turtles or frogs and newts.
1149233
no this is suitable for fish that do not require large space to stretch. In my one I keep neon tetras as they won't grow big. Goldfish will grow fast when fed right. I also have one betta with the neon tetras and he likes it.
1381774
Dont't know about 1 gallon, but we operated this heater in a 3 gallon. It was recommended by the tank company (no affiliation with Tetra)
1730109
Sorry not sure about your question... I love my tank I have two for my Bettas.
1177533
Neon guppies died after a month. Betta lived a year. Goldfish lasted four months. I had three different tanks.
1995065
Yes it would be fine each one only requires one gallon of water and sine this is almost three gallons it would have plenty of water to support two of them in it. The filter on it draws from the bottom though so you will need to set up a wall that they can't get through so they don't get caught in the main intake of the filter but it is a good tank.
1801429
I use mine on 75g tank with angel fish and community fish, its not planted but I only have to add water every week and clean it once a month.
784623
This tank comes with a submersible filter. No air pump, tubing, heater etc. It is a very basic tank. The LEDs are nice. I have 1 male betta and he dies fine in it. Definitely for small fish.
2010686
It's fine for a 7 gal. I have mine on an 8 gal with 1 betta and 4 neon tetras. Flow rate is perfect for plants and bettas.
2128983
I have 2 6 foot long tanks 1 has lake malawi cichlids the has neons cats tetras minos danno. both are heavily planted.lots of wood and rocks . the deph 18 22 inch. i have the 48 inch on them not the 18/24 inch ona 30 gal. so I must like them I keep buying them.