what to do
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African Dwarf Frogs-A good little creature to have because they are cute IMO. They do great with mild tempered Bettas and Community fish.
Bettas-You can go one route with a male Betta as your centerpiece or can get three or 4 (very peaceful) female bettas of different color. Go the male approach you can add some tetras and perhaps an Oto(or 2) or a couple of ADF's.
Bue Gouramis-IMO get to large for a 10g. If you keep up on your wc's maybe 1 with a couple of Otos or small catfish, Corys perhaps.
Crayfish-Will do fine with fish for a while but never put with another cray or with bottomfeeders.
German Blue Rams-Sensitive but if you keep up with wc's you can get away with a breeding pair IMO. When they breed they are aggresive and other fish will probably get killed.
Killifish-Good jumpers. Keep a sealed lid. I say maybe 3 Threadfins or a Threadfin and some Tetras.
Bettas-You can go one route with a male Betta as your centerpiece or can get three or 4 (very peaceful) female bettas of different color. Go the male approach you can add some tetras and perhaps an Oto(or 2) or a couple of ADF's.
Bue Gouramis-IMO get to large for a 10g. If you keep up on your wc's maybe 1 with a couple of Otos or small catfish, Corys perhaps.
Crayfish-Will do fine with fish for a while but never put with another cray or with bottomfeeders.
German Blue Rams-Sensitive but if you keep up with wc's you can get away with a breeding pair IMO. When they breed they are aggresive and other fish will probably get killed.
Killifish-Good jumpers. Keep a sealed lid. I say maybe 3 Threadfins or a Threadfin and some Tetras.
if so what kinda tank mates could it have?
With 4 female bettas in a 10g, you would only have room for a few little bottom dwellers. I've personally had bad luck putting 3 female bettas in a 10g, I think it's just big enough for one territory but not big enough for 3 or 4... you might be able to do 4 if they just decide it's too crowded and there aren't any territories.