ok so awhile ago i bought this 0.7 gallon tank originally to put my sea monkeys in but i have changed my mind and really like the tank they came with, it's just very nostalgic and i like the vibes. But now im struggling with what to do with it. Any suggestions on what tiny little creatures to put in here? (humane ones only) ❤️❤️

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  1. Pure_Umpire8754 on

    Nothing lmao, maybe shrimp at best.

    Remember just because you can live in a car doesn’t mean its comfortable.

  2. thefishthatsings on

    You could use it as a terrarium for isopods or tiny land snail! It’s gonna look so nice filled with moss n’ stuff.

  3. AshamedLengthiness23 on

    For a 0.7-gallon tank, you’re super limited since it’s really small for most critters. I’d recommend some tiny freshwater snails like bladder snails or ramshorn snails—they’re low-maintenance and can handle smaller spaces. Marimo moss balls are another cool option; they’re not animals, but they’ll add some life and vibe without needing much care. If you’re really set on creatures, consider making it a plant-only tank with maybe a single snail for a simple, stress-free setup!

  4. TokyoFlawless on

    I know alot of people have different opinions but I would love to use that for some bladder snails 😅

  5. Wrong-Ad-4600 on

    bladdersnails, triops,duphne.. nothing bigger..

    make a little scape with some anubias and put some bladdersnails into it.. IMO 0.7 isnt even big enough for nanoshrimp

  6. Glittering_Hotel6976 on

    Gambusia, would be fine, or maybe H. formosa( least killie fish) then you have the boraras family, chillies etc. Kubatae would work, things are diabolically tough🤣. I go nuts on the picó setups 🤣🤣🤣. Me and ecology buddies are always concocting something 🤣. Plants are a must, and as long as you observe the critical limit rule, (which is basic biology, you already kno that tho), it will be ok. ( might not be what you envisioned,) but love will find a way. Life always does. Im Exited to see what you do!!??? Please don’t let the 🥜 gallery chicken you out and discourage you from exploring the “boundaries” of the most practical and amazing hobby on earth. 🫡💪🏽💪🏽

  7. I would use it to breed scuds to feed my other fish. A little bit of anubias nana petite on a small piece of driftwood with like… 1/4 inch of planted substrate and a few RRF, just make sure to take out RRFs enough that some tank is exposed for gas exchange

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