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Is this too much for a 5 gallon aquarium2007-11-24 23:37:52

Don't add anything or take away anything from the tank.

Good Luck and Take Care

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i suggest u get a bigger tank 10 gallon or even a 20 gallon , as for the beta fish its ok to put him or her in the tank with other fish , just dont put 2 male bettas in the same tank unless u want a dead fish ,

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Contrary to popular myth, Bettas are only aggressive toward other Bettas and will not bother your tetras. However, your tank is already pretty full with 7 fish and a frog.

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this will be okay as long as you have filtration and aeration

change 1/4 tank every other week or so

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Get rid of your dwarf frog and I have heard of a single male beta being OK in community tank.

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Th Betta will grow to large for the neon tetras. You should not

put fish that are less than 3/4 the size of the largest fish. The zebras are schooling fish which stay near the top of the tank where a male Betta is likely to stay the Betta may attack the zebras or eat the neon's. Aeration allow you to keep more fish in the tank by creating additional surface area (bubbles) to exchange gases (Oxygen) and by keeping the surface water moving which helps keep pollutants from forming a barrier on the water surface. Here how to determine how many fish per tank.

Virtually every fish owner has gazed at their aquarium and wondered just how many fish can be put in there. Unfortunately aquariums don't come with a stocking chart slapped on the side. As a result many owners unwittingly overstock their tank, sometimes with a disastrous outcome. So how does a fish owner know how many fish they can keep? There are a number of factors to consider, as well as several methods for calculating safe stocking levels.