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Stocking cardinal Tetra
hello everyone
Im stocking my 20 Gallon High tank with a school of cardinal Tetras Tank is 24in long, 16in high It will be planted with Some Vals, Water Sprite, and red melon sword plants How many Tetras can I safely shock in this set up? Notice * I will be making 30% weekly water Changes |
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Wannabe Guru
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I have a 40 gallon tank that I stocked with 20 cardinals among other fish. Admittedly, it is overstocked, but the tank is functioning well. I increased the filter capacity to handle the larger number of fish. If you want to play it safe, I would say no more than 10-15? The look great when they school.
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i was looking at 15-25 .... i know there's the one inch per gallon rule, but i figured with weekly water changes , they can still be happy n healthy |
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I'd say the tank being "high" has more to do with stocking than the other aspects
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Carpe Diem
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+1 to that, especially if there are other fish in the tank.
With Cardinals, having a mature, pretty stable tank goes a long way in keeping them alive.
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Planted Tank Guru
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Personally I would start off with 10 and see how they do. Cardinals have a reputation of being tough to acclimate depending on stock and tank conditions.
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- Mumford
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15 would be my max. That will give you some room for other fish.
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