Unique fish for 20 gallon
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Oh man, there's so many!
You can go for some bucktooth tetras
An axolotl
some shell dwellers
some julidochromis
a pair of apistogrammas
a pair of rams
killifish
a figure 8 puffer or some pea puffers
a dwarf pike cichlid
A mudskipper
some kuhli loaches
an african butterfly fish
and african leaf fish
bumblebee gobies
Betta sorority
Celestial Pearl danios
A sajica cichlid
A jewel cichlid
A wrestling halfbeak
Pyxichromis orthostoma
Marbled Datnoid
mottled sculpin
tiger barbs
greenside darter
You can go for some bucktooth tetras
An axolotl
some shell dwellers
some julidochromis
a pair of apistogrammas
a pair of rams
killifish
a figure 8 puffer or some pea puffers
a dwarf pike cichlid
A mudskipper
some kuhli loaches
an african butterfly fish
and african leaf fish
bumblebee gobies
Betta sorority
Celestial Pearl danios
A sajica cichlid
A jewel cichlid
A wrestling halfbeak
Pyxichromis orthostoma
Marbled Datnoid
mottled sculpin
tiger barbs
greenside darter
I wouldn't go for exodons, they're definitely gonna need a bigger tank and a bigger school, same with tiger barbs.
I would go with either a pair of honduran red points, a single male apisto, bolivian rams, GBR, guppies and ancistrus, cherry barbs, neons, cardinals, platies, or a couple wild bettas.
I would go with either a pair of honduran red points, a single male apisto, bolivian rams, GBR, guppies and ancistrus, cherry barbs, neons, cardinals, platies, or a couple wild bettas.
A pair of German blue rams, a pair of spike-tail paradise fish(jumpers), pair of regani or green dwarf pike cichlids, pair of checkerboard cichlid, zig zag eel, keyhole cichlids?, kribs, Batasio fluviatilis, eastern newt,
Of course, I and many others have been in your position wondering what to get for their tank
I hate to disappoint but there is no fish that will satisfy your quest to find "the" fish. I have been keeping fish for over fifty years and still can`t be satisfied. The answer is not which fish but how many tanks will it take? Good luck with that.
Exactly, I've kept so many fish but haven't been satisfied and likely never will be, I've kept everything from bass, large catfish, arowanas, gars, piranhas, exodon, sun fish, eels, bichirs, lungfish, tanganyikan cichlids, malawi cichlids, victorian cichlids, central and south american cichlids, doviis, red devils, you name it, but I still can't be satisfied.
Cutcutia puffer. 3.5 inch fish (Tetraodon cutcutia).
20g long and lots of hiding places. Eheim 2217 canister spraybar.
Fast, curious, not shy with LED lighting, super friendly freshwater species.
'Little brat bites me like a bird almost evertime I adjust things.
The 2nd one stayed much smaller being less than 3 inches.
Straight forward happy go lucky puffer fish.
