i would rather risk the new fish dieing, then all the other ones because you didn't qt, but yeah for a few endlers id say 5 gals would be okay, just make sure you change the water alot.:)

Yes, I am definitely going to quarantine the endlers, my main question is if they will be okay in a bin with no heater for a few weeks. It would stay around 76* because of how warm my room is, and they would get daily water changes.

How long do I quarantine? Is 2 weeks long enough?

yeas id aim for two weeks, and they should be fine since you said your room needs to be warm for your other animals

Alright awesome! And yes, my room is uncomfortably warm. It took a lot of getting used to sleeping in here.

lol, i cant stand being hot when i sleep, infact i sleep with my window open almost every night...even in the winter sometimes lol

Thats how I used to me. I'm getting used to it now though. I used to always have my window open, and my fan on, but now because of the hedgie i cant.

I love hedgehogs :3 lol

Me too! Shes so sweet:p

Be careful with guppies from petco/petsmart. In my experience they are almost always carrying disease, even if there are no outward signs. I've brought several home only to see them slowly waste away and die in the next couple of weeks, and right now I'm dealing with parasitic worms that I strongly suspect were introduced via the guppies. Don't be like me - quarantine for at least a few weeks.

Meanwhile, the endlers I bought on Aquabid are amazingly resilient.

Yep, both petsmart guppies died. One died the next day, out of nowhere, Then a week later I noticed the other had what I think was a kind of fungus on its side. Hours later is was dead. Petsmart sucks. They looked perfectly healthy too. I am so hoping it was nothing contagious.

The guppy from my lfs and the honey are doing great. No signs of illness, active, etc. I'm going to keep a close eye on them and if they continue to do fine I am going to get a few endlers from my lfs next week. Already have a quarantine tank set up for them!