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Sep 15, 2007
I have been given a 10 gal. fish tank to use in my K
classroom. It has a lighted hood and blue round stones to
use on the bottom. That's it. I know I'll need a filter.
What kind do you suggest? I've seen the reg. ones that
hook to the back of the tank, but someone mentioned the
bottom filters. Which is better/easier to clean and
operate? My next purchase I think would be a heater. Again
your experience in this area is greatly appreciated! Last
but not least, the fish! What types "swim" well together
and yet are interesting and colorful? Thanks for allowing
all these beginner questions. The kids are so excited,so I
want to do this right! Jeannie
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I started a fish tank last year and there are a few things I
"learned" along the way.
I use a hanging filter on the back of the tank and I have a
heater in the tank. I also have a thermometer. Most fresh
water tropical fish need a temperature within a certain range.
I also have an aerator with a pump at...See More