Unheated 10 gallon?

[pandagobyguy]

Hi i am looking for suggestions (if there are any) for fish that are happy at around 66°f year round. Also corals/inverts and anything else would be appreciated.

I have assumed so far that the answer is no... but ill ask anyway lol.... i cant just take regular frags from my dt and acclimate them to cold water right?

Also i would like to keep it open top but can put on lid. I can provide any sort of flow/lighting/food requirements. I culture phyto, brine and rotis right now and am slowly building a farmable pod population. Tank is barebottom but i can add sand if need be.

Thanks for any help
-oliver

 

[sfin52]

No I don’t know of any tropical coral and acclimate to a cold water system. 72 is about low as coral can go.

 

[Zack K]

Their are a few cold water fish that like 69-72(75 Max) but none for a 10g. Unfortunately to answer your question, that I’m aware of,_NO_

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[nautical_nathaniel]

The Catalina Goby would be a good candidate for a tank like this :)

http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/155/?pcatid=155

 

[Daniel@R2R Verified Admin]

The Catalina Goby would be a good candidate for a tank like this :)

http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/155/?pcatid=155

+1 I was just thinking that the catalina goby would be a good one.

 

[Zack K]

Forgot about him! I was just looking at one earlier today as well!

 

[cmcoker]

Catalina goby is worth a look

Edit , guess my page hadn't updated lol.

 

[cracker]

I have seen very pretty fish in tidal pools on the west coast.

 

[sbash]

Pseudomugil Cyanodorsalis, or 'blue eyes' might work. I kept a half dozen in a 1 gallon around 70F, they have short lifespans but are hardy little fish and you could pack 20 or more into a 10 gallon tank, lol... Technically a brackish fish, but acclimate very easily to proper saltwater.

Other brackish fish, like Mollies might be alright at lower temperatures as well....