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Disadvantages of Using A Three Gallon Tank for Neon Tetras

Article Category: Advice

Author Name: Karen Ramos

A three gallon tank is not ideal for neon tetras. The tank is their home and should be big enough to facilitate social connection, freedom of movement and growth. This article will discuss the disadvantages of using a three gallon tank for neon tetras.

Small Tanks Don't Facilitate the Preferred Swimming Patterns of Tetras
A three gallon tank can only hold a small number of fish and you should not try to force more than the recommended number in that space. Tetras are shoaling fish and they like to be able to move up, down or in the middle of the tank, without feeling restricted.

Even if you only have a few fish, they will tend to swim together. While doing so, they should not be bumping into the sides of the tank or have to be watching out for lots of objects in the tank. They like to swim in distinctive patterns. if a fish breaks the pattern or bumps into another one, it could cause a fight.

Tight Packing Makes It Hard To Monitor Your Pets
If a fish is injured, you should be able to notice, since they shouldn't be so tightly crammed in the space that you're unable to check on them with a glance. Tetras like to swim around their tank and if they're not able to do so freely, they will be unhappy. With enough space, you can also observe whether one of your fish is feeling ill or not swimming as energetically as they should.

Young Fish Need Space
If you get your pets when they are relatively young and you select your tank at that time, it's important to calculate for the size that they will be when they reach their full length. Adult tetras can be up to two inches long, although most reach up to 1.5 inches. Although tetras are not aggressive by nature, it's always best to avoid some of the problems that can arise as the males get older and reach sexual maturity, by giving them enough room.

During mating, your males will display more aggressive behavior as they try to gain attention from the female fish that they are attracted to. If you have a large school of fish but a relatively small aquarium, that can trigger aggressive behavior. You may also notice that one of the fish has a tendency to be more aggressive around feeding time. If your tank provides them with enough space, all of your growing fish will have enough room to feed freely.

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