New pet, any sugestions?

eminem

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Hello all! I have a 3.5 gallon tank that has nothing in it and would like something to go in it :D I know very few species of animal would be comfortable in this space so if you know of any let me know! the only thing is that I don't want a pet that is hard to take care of so more of a beginner pet as I dont feel I could properly take care of such an animal. I am not looking for anything in particular newt, salamander, frog, toad, terrestrial, aquatic. thanks! :)
 
actually now that i think about it this might not have been the right place to post this sorry :(
 
Au contraire! (or however you spell it :p) A tank that size is perfect for shrimp (red cherry, glass and ghost) or guppies, both of which are excellent to then drop in with your axie as a snack :)
Post pics when you've set it up?
 
unfortunately i dont have an axie :lol: but i am thinking of maybe a african dwarf frog :D
 
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