Glofish?

[dukie1346]

Would it be ok if the zebras were long-finned? Or would that be a total no-no

[doggyhog]

Hmmm..... It depends on your betta really. Some male bettas will live with Guppies with no problem and others.... well.... it isn't too pretty!

[AlexXx]

Long fins are a rule of thumb are usually no go, but if you would like to you could try! You never know. Also like mentioned above Rosy Red minnows are fun to watch. I like mine. I would be careful with the adding so many fish at once, you could disrupt the cycle. id add the corys then 2 weeks later add the danios.

[k stiles]

how about a couple of mystery snails (I think they are really apple snails in a sorority?

[Puremuttz]

My Betta, Jasper, has a Blue Mystery Snail buddy "Gary". Other than trying to taste-test him at first introduction, he doesn't mind his new tank mate and even swims over to check up on Gary often to make sure he's still around. :)

Once I get a 10g set up, I will probably add a 2nd one. They're neat little guys, I think.

[doggyhog]

I'm getting a Mystery snail soon. For my spawning tank. :) I can't wait.

[AlexXx]

All i know is that snails produce more waste than they clean. I wouldnt put one in less then 5 gals. When i get my 29 Gal and set up a sorority ima add one :)

[dramaqueen]

Also, snails need high levels of calcium, ph and kh, which make bettas prone to finrot and bacterial infections.

[Elaina]

I love my new snail Slick. He's so interesting to watch!

[ChristinaRoss]

kstiles.........be careful if u put snails in your sorority, i had to remove mine, the girls would not stop pecking at them