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Agree with everyone else, first is NTT and second is indo

I have a 100 gallon acrylic (sea clear) for sale for $25 tank only with no lids. It has no major scratches and just some minor crazing. - $25 I also have a 37 gallon tall glass tank with a black stand. This tank needs some serious cleaning. - Free Located in Simi Valley, 93063

I wish I had one of these shirts. I miss Joey (R1_Ridah). He was a great guy and his tank always had an incredible assortment of fish.

I would recommend a corn snake. They'll easily fit in a 40 for life. They're as easy as they come to care for and are very docile. Plus they come in hundreds of color morphs. I have 5 of them and I wouldn't give them up for anything.

I was thinking tilapia mariae as well

The first is a female and the second is a male.

I'm not sure where their prices rank, but Total Fish & Pets in Alhambra always has a good selection of monsters.

I had a silver arowana in my 240 and he was fine until he hit the 24" mark and then he became very skittish and jumpy. I had to pick his slimy butt up off the floor several times because he would knock the weighted lids off and then jump out. I eventually had to find a bigger home for him which...

What do you guys think of tiger barbs as dithers for a 3" NTT? How big do you think the tiger barbs would have to be to not be eaten by a 3" dat?

Sticky - how big is that NTT. He looks massive

Wow! The biggest I remembered seeing was 10"-11". I forgot about pupumole's

I'm thinking about setting up a tank with an NTT as the centerpiece. I'm curious just how big they get in captivity. What's the largest anyone on here has or had?

I would definitely try bloodworms to start

Looking good

Nice looking tank. Is everything in here albino or platinum?

I'm a snake guy myself and personally I love my corn snakes. Super low maintenance, come in many different colors and patterns, and fun to handle...plus no bugs to deal with.

That's most likely a mystus vittatus

Out of curiosity, what kind of pellets are you trying to feed the dat?

Someone just caught a pleco from a local park pond last weekend

Black tip reef sharks for me...I love the contrast of the black tips to all the fins and they have the prototypical shark shape and stay modest sized. I would love to have an aquarium big enough to house a few but that is probably unrealistic