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orchidman
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german blue ram

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would i be able to put a german blue ram in an empty ten gallon, with lots of plants?
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I'd suggest putting water in it too :) Makes it easier to swim :D
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lol
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lol! i thought a german blue ram was like a real ram. lol but if it HAD water would it be okay?
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Google Aqadvisor. It's a pretty good site and will help you out.
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alright, thanks :0
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I just typed german blue ram into the yahoo search and visited about 15 sites, all of which said the same thing. Minimum 20 gallons, keep in pairs.
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i saw on some site it was ten gallons. i really wish i could keep them! the aqadvisor says i cant keep them either. any ideas? puffer or not?
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You could put 2 dwarf puffs in there. You could make a nano reef out of it. I'll try to think of more....
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alright, thanks. a nono reef is compelling for me. but idk if id be able to take care of it. ive had success with fw biotopes for years but never tried sw i would need insane amounts of instruction/help. how much would that cost anyways?
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http://www.nano-reef.com/
It doesnt have to be expensive. But its not free either. Get a haircut and a job. :D
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a haircut?!? im bald! lol jk i dont have a lot of hair. anyways. ive been trying non-stop to get a job. but everyone is already staffed out. i have enough money, just ccant spend an insane amount
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