Hi guys, I have the opportunity to pick up a 135 gallon tank (72x18x24) for a cheap price. I would like a fish/eel that is more on the aggressive side. I usually keep reptiles but would like to branch out, what would be the best option to put in here. I appreciate the help!
Big tank needs fish!!!!!
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Maybe one of the s smaller species of wolf fish.
I had a 135 unit it was stolen, it was 72x18x24. I always wished width and height were flipped. What is yours?
Have you posted in any of the sub forums? Expertise always lurks there
I had a 135 unit it was stolen, it was 72x18x24. I always wished width and height were flipped. What is yours?
Have you posted in any of the sub forums? Expertise always lurks there
They r rather slow growers,it would take a long time for the fish to outgrow that tank,biggest I've ever seen was 16 inches.
A local fish tank would be really cool and I have thought about It but I have never found any place that has reliable care info
Fortunately mine is switched. So the depth is 24 inches I believe. I haven't because I didn't think It would be the appropriate place to go since I'm no sure what I want
They r similar in care to largemouth bass and while they love live foods they can be pellet trained,if u enjoy feeding em live foods u can feed them:crickets,minnows,guppies,crayfish,shrimp,earthworms etc.
They r tolerant of a wide variety of tempatures and are pretty hardy.
Tankmates should be too big to swallow.
I believe jonahs aquarium had some for sale last I checked.
They r tolerant of a wide variety of tempatures and are pretty hardy.
Tankmates should be too big to swallow.
I believe jonahs aquarium had some for sale last I checked.