It is only a temporary set up, I know people on here have seen people take a very large cichlid and shove them in a 30 gallon tank.In about 6 months or so, I am going to put the EBJD into a 60 gallon or above.
stocking in 37 gallon tank question
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It is only a temporary set up, I know people on here have seen people take a very large cichlid and shove them in a 30 gallon tank.In about 6 months or so, I am going to put the EBJD into a 60 gallon or above.
oh 60 gallons is plenty
True, but larger is better, I am thinking of selling the 125 gallon for a 240 gallon tank LOL
240!!!! my biggest tank is 75 gallons and i have been in the hobby for over a year well i would have bigger tanks if my parents did not limit meTrue, but larger is better, I am thinking of selling the 125 gallon for a 240 gallon tank LOL
these are my tanks
1x30 gal community
1x65 gallon with 1 Pearsei cichlid
1x75 gallon tank with 1x 14 in Oscar and 1x12 in Pleco
i am getting a 40 gallon or more tank for Christmas for my Asian upside down catfish
he is upgrading to a bigger tank when it gets too big he is finechange to smaller option like convict or firemouth
240!!!! my biggest tank is 75 gallons and i have been in the hobby for over a year well i would have bigger tanks if my parents did not limit me
these are my tanks
1x30 gal community
1x65 gallon with 1 Pearsei cichlid
1x75 gallon tank with 1x 14 in Oscar and 1x12 in Pleco
i am getting a 40 gallon or more tank for Christmas for my Asian upside down catfish
I have been into the hobby since I was a kid, but I never owned a fish tank at all until almost 2 years ago.It was my father who had a 80 gallon set up with community fishes where I have learned the basics of taking care of fishes, but to me cichlids are not beginner fishes in my opinion if people don't take the hobby serious enough.
change to smaller option like convict or firemouth
I can understand your point, but this is only a temporary set up, its not like I am putting a Midas inside the 37 gallon.The growth rate of a EBJD is much slower than a Midas.Also you just mentioned a firemouth that I already have.
I am not calling you a beginer or a person who knows nothing about fish i am just surprised well if i was an adult i would probably have a 240 gallon tank in the first year of owni9ng fish i worded that wrong i take this hobby very seriously and i love fish i do my best learning about fish and researching them and most importantly maintaining them and having TONS of funI have been into the hobby since I was a kid, but I never owned a fish tank at all until almost 2 years ago.It was my father who had a 80 gallon set up with community fishes where I have learned the basics of taking care of fishes, but to me cichlids are not beginner fishes in my opinion if people don't take the hobby serious enough.
