What can live in a 2 gallon tank?

16 Best Fish for 2 & 2.5-Gallon Tanks

• Small Barbs Fish.
• Beta Fish.
• Small Tetras.
• Cory Catfish.
• Black Molly.
• Danois.
• Bloodfin Tetras.
• White Cloud Mountain Minnow.

What else can you put in a fish tank besides fish?

10 Non-Fish Aquarium Pets

• ThinkStock. Aquarium pets – Red-Eared Slider Turtle.
• Wikimedia_ Aquarium pets – Freshwater Crayfish.
• ThinkStock. Aquarium pets – Fire-Bellied Toad.
• Flickr. Aquarium pets – Red-Clawed Crab.
• ThinkStock. Aquarium pets – Freshwater Snail.
• Flickr. Aquarium pets – Sea Monkey.
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What fish can live in a tank without a pump?

Best Fish For A Bowl Without Filter

• Betta fish (Use a heater)
• Guppies.
• White Cloud Minnows.
• Blind Cave Tetras.
• Salt and Pepper Corydoras.
• Zebra Danios.
• Ember Tetra.
• Pea Pufferfish.

What are the microscopic white bugs in my aquarium?

It is not unusual at one time or another when keeping a saltwater aquarium to find tiny microscopic-like white bugs swimming in your tank. What you are most likely seeing are copepods or amphipods.

How many fish can go in a two gallon tank?

Regardless of the type of fish you choose, you should add 1 to 3 fish into your 2-gallon fish tank.

Can fish live without a filter?

Fish can live without a filter, but they certainly can’t survive in murky oxygen-deprived water. A 30 to 50\% water change will do the trick, although it might sound like quite a hassle. Consider using a water conditioner when topping off your fishbowl with tap water.

How do you oxygenate a fish tank without a pump?

One of the easiest ways to aerate the water in your aquarium without a pump is to use a pitcher or cup. Simply fill a pitcher or cup with the aquarium water, lift it up nice and high, and pour the water back in. The water will pick up oxygen on the way down to the tank, thus inserting oxygen right into the water.

What are the little white dots in my fish tank?

Often referred to as Itch or Ick, White spot is caused by the Ichyophirius parasite. Parasites are naturally present in aquariums and will be happily controlled by the immune system of your fish in small numbers.

What do water mites look like?

Several species of Water Mites live in vernal pools. The most obvious one looks like a fat spider with a bright red, round body. It has eight small legs attached near the front end of its body. You can find the adult swimming on the surface of the pools, or scrambling around eating plants underwater.