how big of a tank would i need

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So I thought I would get a fresh new start for this thread and I would like to see how big of a tank would I need for these tanks and will they be compatible
CATFISH TANK
3 Schilbe Intemedius
2 Sorubim Elongatus
2 Pimelodus blochii
1 Synodontis Angelicus
1 Pseudopimelodus Bufonius
1 Chrysichthys Ornatus
And possibly 2 Pimelodus Ornatus (if I can find some)
SMALL FISH COMMUNITY
3 Pimelodus Pictus
2 Barilius Bakeri
3 Barilius sp. (I will get pictures of the fish as soon as I can so you can ID them)
5 clown loaches
OTHER COMMUNITY
3 odoe pikes
2 indo tarpon
1 ornate bichir
1 endlicheri bichir
1 lapradei bichir



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INDO TARPON?!!?!? If i am not mistaken they get over 3 foot and need atleast 10k gallons!


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Dude... You have changed what you want, how many tanks, type of fish literally 20 times. What is it u wanna know about? Green terrors? Catfish? You can NOT keep all those bichirs and cats in a 180! 7x3 base minimum for all you listed!


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Dude... You have changed what you want, how many tanks, type of fish literally 20 times. What is it u wanna know about? Green terrors? Catfish? You can NOT keep all those bichirs and cats in a 180! 7x3 base minimum for all you listed!



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Yes I'm very indecisive but I will have three total community tanks and I will get to those as soon as I get this catfish tank thing sorted (and for the most part it is and the other post you me on where three separate tanks and fund money for the upgrades and the tanks I will a breeding pair rio blanco motaguense and a breeding pair of parachromis friedrichsthalii




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This Is the current list catfish for the 180 with 55-75 sump filter
3 Schilbe Intemedius
2 Sorubim Elongatus
2 Pimelodus blochii
1 Horabagrus Brachysoma
1 Pseudopimelodus Bufonius
1 Synodontis Angelicus
1 Chrysichthys Ornatus And possibly 2 Pimelodus Ornatus (if I can find some)




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Yes I'm very indecisive but I will have three total community tanks and I will get to those as soon as I get this catfish tank thing sorted (and for the most part it is and the other post you me on where three separate tanks and fund money for the upgrades and the tanks I will a breeding pair rio blanco motaguense and a breeding pair of parachromis friedrichsthalii




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Honestly, in my experiance breeding fish doesn't really help fund anything and you end up putting more money into the breeding then you get out of it. Unless you are a wholesaler or vendor you are not gonna be making 100's like you might think... Trust me dude... I am just like you with my thoughts and for all the times i try breeding i never get profit... I recommend you simply focus ALL your time and energy into the cats and 3 community tanks... Just my thoughts...


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This Is the current list catfish for the 180 with 55-75 sump filter
3 Schilbe Intemedius
2 Sorubim Elongatus
2 Pimelodus blochii
1 Horabagrus Brachysoma
1 Pseudopimelodus Bufonius
1 Synodontis Angelicus
1 Chrysichthys Ornatus And possibly 2 Pimelodus Ornatus (if I can find some)




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I would do a tank with 3 foot width cuz they are all bottom dwellers and will need room... Or i would personally just do 2 75s and put the more territorial cats in 1 tank and the less territorial cats in the other...


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I dis agree, if you find rare fish and tanks at a good price it pays for itself, it takes a while but it will, unless your breeding super common stuff like yellow labs, jewels or oscars.
 
I dis agree, if you find rare fish and tanks at a good price it pays for itself, it takes a while but it will, unless your breeding super common stuff like yellow labs, jewels or oscars.

But it turns into a whole other project. And then you have problems like, "oops, i accidentally got 2 males instead of a pair and it got killed". Or "they are not breeding and I spent all my money on the setup and now can not even do the catfish tank". Or "they are fighting so i need to setup another tank to seperate them". Or "nobody wants the fry". Or "the parents are eating the babies". So many things can go wrong and he is thinking he is gonna be getting hundreds from a few fish and be a big "breeder" butbit will most likely fail.


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I dis agree, if you find rare fish and tanks at a good price it pays for itself, it takes a while but it will, unless your breeding super common stuff like yellow labs, jewels or oscars.

I breed high quality red jewel and over the course of 3 years they have only made 100$ total... 3 years... TONS of work and care and tanks etc. are put into it and the money i get for selling MIGHT pay for a months worth of enhancing food... MIGHT.
And mine are one of the #1 highest quality strains with very good genes and even have paperwork.


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FuriousFish, learn to use the multi-quote. I'm going to start deleting your multi-posts.
 
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