Tevin, for nothobranchius species, these do better with only mild aeration from a sponge filter. Strong current tend to make them feel stressed but are tolerant to tank size. The medium plastic tank will do fine for a trio, ie. 1 male + 2 females.
I tend to agree that breeding fishes is fun, but picking on non-complying members is not.
That said, I suggest you look up the 'sticky posts' that expect every member to abide by, even when the 'Caps Lock' button on your keyboard don't work.
Go through the postings from other members and I'm sure you'll realise how different yours is.
There is no prejudice in this instance and I expect posting compliance from all members.
Have a nice evening.
I'm back & keeping 'em fingers wet,
Ronnie Lee
but i knda need help here, can u guys reccomend some good killies website for newbies to read up? do they need air pump driven tanks? or can i jus keep them in bigger containers like the way we keep betta? 
Reply With QuoteOriginally Posted by Chinmo
. Check out www.killies.com. Tell us what species you got & if you intend to breed them. Normally, we put our killies in species tank with a sponge filter driven by air pump at low bubble rate. You can of course put them in a planted tank if you just want to enjoy their beauty. Their colour will normally show better in planted tank.
i got this pair of n.rubripinnis.. Yes i do intend to breed them.... it's the interesting part of any pet keeping 
Thanks!
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