Nice Crispii! Did you vote in the poll for freshwater? I'm only seeing my vote so far.Crispii said:
Done.Mike said:Nice Crispii! Did you vote in the poll for freshwater? I'm only seeing my vote so far.
you just added like ten tanks to my dream house lol.CMB said:I'd want an insanely big mix up of some of the coolest really big freshwater species. I'd want a giant school of Bala Sharks, Freshwater Stingrays, Birchirs, Clown Loaches, Eartheater Cichlids, Oscars, just as many of those awesome, smart, giant fish as you could fit in there. And someone else to do the water changes for me.
Why have a house at all? I mean, all you really need is a bedroom, then the rest can just be a collection of giant fishtanks. Or one giant fish tank, whichever you prefer.Magicpenny75 said:you just added like ten tanks to my dream house lol.
That's how I feel about my tank too! I adore Cichlids and Loaches, so I want to get the biggest ones possible.jinjerJOSH22 said:1000 Gallon Giant GouramI tank, In my short time in this hobby I've learnt that I adore GouramI so I think I should aI'm for the biggest right?
70.2% + 36.2% = 106.4%? Yes?LittleBlueGuppy said:Ummm... I’m pretty sure this is not how percentages work?
This is a general list of the fish I want. Trust me there are many more species I want.FinalFins said:yoyo loach, panda loach, zebra plecos, mega clown plecos, L471, Orange Laser cories, adofoI cories, GBRs, Apisto mcmasteri, apisto panduro, Apisto regani,apisto gibbiceps, apisto borelli, Betta falx, betta macromasta, Discus, LepoldI angelfish, Hilltream loaches, Panda Garra, WCMM, glowlight danios, axeloderI rasboras, All of the fish in boraras genus, a colony of Parotocinclus jumbo, shellies, JardinI arowana, pea puffers, Amazon puffer, hairy puffer, barred pencilfish, golden pencilfish, gardinerI killifish, clown killis, golden wonder killies, pearl killies, celebes rainbowfish, praecox rainbowfish, threadfin rainbowfish, other small rainbowfish, high fin variatus platies, wrestling halfbeak, dwarf pike cichlid and many MANY other fish.
Look how this list has no tetras. Tetras suck.
Fully agree! I would love to have an arowana. They are awesome fish. If you want something similar get a golden killifish. They kinda look like arowana and that hit the water hard. They only get like 4-5” though.gandalf1420 said:What’s the fish/fishes/tank setup/whatever that you want most? This has probably been done but I’m curious. For me it’s hands down an arowana, don’t care the kind, they are AWESOME and I really really want one but I don’t want to spend a million dollars heating an outdoor pond in Massachusetts winter. Also I would love a tank that’s just angels, I have a 75 with 5 and a few other fish but I’m talking like a 300 with like thirty angels.
What’s your dream fish?
Canaculus, Coradee, bizaliz3, CrazedHoosier, kallililly1973. Tagging you guys to get this started.
Mbu puffers are awesome. I would love to have one...maybe when I finally get an arowana, put the mbu with him.AJE said:A 1000 gallon mbu puffer-community tank
That is a VERY VERY VERY long list lol! Betta sororities are really cool. I tried it but I had to separate them because I didn’t get enough...sigh.FinalFins said:
They do look like tiny arowana! That’s really cool! I’ll have to look into those.CaptainAquatics said:Fully agree! I would love to have an arowana. They are awesome fish. If you want something similar get a golden killifish. They kinda look like arowana and that hit the water hard. They only get like 4-5” though.
My dream tank? A 50,000 gallon with a coelecanth in it .gandalf1420 said:What’s the fish/fishes/tank setup/whatever that you want most? This has probably been done but I’m curious. For me it’s hands down an arowana, don’t care the kind, they are AWESOME and I really really want one but I don’t want to spend a million dollars heating an outdoor pond in Massachusetts winter. Also I would love a tank that’s just angels, I have a 75 with 5 and a few other fish but I’m talking like a 300 with like thirty angels.
What’s your dream fish?
Canaculus, Coradee, bizaliz3, CrazedHoosier, kallililly1973. Tagging you guys to get this started.
That’s my parents, they claI'm we have no more space!max h said:The tank I really wanted when I got my 150 gallon off a guy I knew in town. He had a 265 gallon tank with everything stand , canopy, lighting, FX6's for filtration(2 or3) plus a few other goodies for $1000. I just had no room for an 84x24x30" in my house. He was getting ready to deploy and was getting out of his side business of selling fish and supplies. He was willing to cut a fellow vet a great deal.
I’ve been trying to put inverts in my tanks for a while but the main options seem to be CPOs which are stupid expensive or crays which I don’t want to risk eating stuff. The coelacanth made me laugh.Canaculus said:My dream tank? A 50,000 gallon with a coelecanth in it .
But we're talking about tanks that are actually conceivable. I would love to have an eel of some kind. Maybe a moray.
My other ultimate dream tanks would be a 200-300 gallon planted tank. I would stock it with cories, catfish, plecos, oto's, srimp, and crayfish, plus whatever else I could think of.
Another tank I would love would be a crustacean tank. A 500 gallon with lobsters, fiddler crabs, blue crabs, rock crabs, and shrimp.
Those are my dreams.
Aren’t you so lucky! I’ve always wondered, what’s the minimum tank size you should start an African cichlid community in?A201 said:My dream tank is a 120 gal. tank. Hardscaped with Texas Holey Rock, and stocked with very colorful African Cichlids.
Oh! Wait a minute. I have that. Guess I'm already living the dream. Lol.
I didn’t know you could keep mbuna cichlids in a tank as small as 29 gallons! I could’ve been keeping them for years. The only African cichlid I’ve kept is kribensis.A201 said:A 120 long tank is a good size for most African Rift Lake varieties. Its the minimum size for Haplochromis. Peacocks, tanks no smaller than a 55 gal. Mbuna tanks can be as small as a 29 gal. Depending on the type.
African Cichlids are really fun to keep.
