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I found this picture on google of one of the smallest fish in a very small tank (I can't tell were the fish is) 
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No matter where it is, it won't live long in there. :/
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Too small... no heater... no filter... bleh this is worse than a goldfish bowl.
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| I think it's awesome. How in the world did that person manage to do the aquascaping in such a small tank? How did they even grow the plants or maintain the tank? I agree about the fish... I would like to know what find of fish would be happy in there.
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I've seen that tank. Don't panic guys, if there was a fish in there, it was some 'nano' variety and only stayed long enough for photos. The site where that originally came from is owned by a guy that does nano-aquascaping for a hobby. He does some really interesting and original stuff, like one in a light-bulb. That's actually a birdseed tray. It should be mentioned so no one gets ideas, but all his tanks only last a few months at most, as it is too difficult to keep them stable for any length of time. He almost never puts fish in there, mostly just a shrimp or two, and usually just for photos, to show how tiny they are. He does not advocate it for beginners or people who think they can actually keep fish in it.
Knowing all that, I love looking at them, 'cause he's very creative.
20 gallon long
Lionhead - Kiko
Calico Lionhead - Little Bean
29 gallon
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Black Moor - Damian
Calico Ryukin - Serafina
2.5 gallon
male betta - Pirate
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minnow, betta, guppy
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| Oh... COOL! That's some nice aquascaping... I like.
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