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are you planning on just fish and beeteles, or the likes of frogs and newts aswell, you will need to provide things for them to get out of the water if you do. fish wise, we have gold fish in our pond, so i guess they would be a good one to test with, as they are really easy to keep, and rather forgiving with conditions, as for the beetles etc, i havent got a clue if they could survive in a tank, as there will not be any food for them.
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If you can't provide an adequate waterbody, and if you can't filter or oxygenate your water, your fish will more than likely die.
That said, I'm always one for experimentation and testing the boundaries so my suggestion for fish would be White Cloud Mountain Minnows. These are very hardy and tolerable of a whole host of water temps. Available at 90% of aquatic shops. As for freshwater/coldwater, these can be the same thing: Freshwater Tropical Freshwater Coldwater Tropical Marine Tropical Coldwater are the four main brackets of salt and temp related water types. White Clouds fit somehwere in between the top two. |
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yeah, there will be a way in and out of the water for creatures, the main tank will be more a paludarium, having both land and water life so some small amphibs might get introduced,
as for water life food i will have to findout what they eat and introduce that too any bought fish would only be introduced after the water has settled down and then able to say what type of water i got, so that would depend on weither fish can be kept, and yeah i realise adding fish will alter the balance. btw if i want to grow water plants in the 18 inch test tank, whatshould i line the bottom of the tank with regaurding gravel, soil etc should there be a layer of soil then gravel so roots can go into? |
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