How do i set up a small 1 to 2 galloon salt water tank?

Question

what are some basic starter fish?

where can you buy sea horses?

what is the smallest tank you in salt water?

how many fish?

what you recommend for a 5 galloon tank for fresh water?

what all containers kind of containers can you put fish in?

what do you think lives in the ocena?

what would u find in the bottom of the ocean?.

Answer 1

1-2?

1-2 gallon tank

is too small for

ANY fish.

and wayyy to small for

a saltwater one.

Answer 2

I have a 2.5 gallon salt tank. If this is your first attempt at saltwater, go bigger. The smaller the tank is the more difficult it is to keep it stable. Even if you can handle that you still can not put fish in it, it is just to small. you could do s**y shrimp and some coral maybe.

Answer 3

I am sorry to say it, but the only thing that a one or two gallon aquarium is good for is a Betta or Goldfish.  You will need atleast a 25 or 30 gallon aquarium if you are wanting it to be saltwater.

Answer 4

1.no saltwater fish can live in a tank that small. I say make it a shrimp tank.

2. Especially seahorse, and seahorses are VERY hard fish, better left to the experienced fish keeper. By far the hardest fish to keep alive, its diet is so specialized! Plus not even a pair of dwarf seahorses could live in there happily.

3.The best size saltwater starter tank is a 40 gallon, you can put fish in there.

4.0 fish.

5.Mollies platys or guppies. maybe some Cory's.

6. Who knows??????

7.Weird fish.

Either get a bigger tank and do a lot of research on seahorses, OR get a bigger tank for fish, OR make that small tank an invertebrate tank.

Good luck!=)

Answer 5

That is too small for any kind of fish.

Answer 6

First off: 1-2 gallons is NOT enough for a saltwater tank. I reccomend a minimum of 20 gallons, and this will only house a few small fish.

1-2 gallons is only good for a betta fish (freshwater) and even they can use some more room.