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Everything is up for sale or giveaway. My flight is on February 5th so there's very little time left. ompok siluroides 20$ peacock gudgeon 15$ 2 pisodonophis boro (rice paddy eels) together 20$ stiphodon goby 10$ leopard ctenopoma 10$ 25g cube tank plus equipment 75$ if you think I am asking...

my nano tank is a bit of a mess, but here are some pics. full tank shot peacock gudgeon rice-paddy eel note: these eels are surprisingly easy to feed. they even take pellets. badis rubens

full tank shot, 25g cube Shot of my senegal, with the "driftwood tavern" in the background Here's the synodontis in his hangout another shot of the senegal banjo leopard ctenopoma is camera-shy

same as above, I would give you the synodontis for free if you are willing to come pick it up. My main priority is to empty out my tanks so I can decommission them and move them out of my current apartment. If anything, I think it would be fair to ask for money for the rarer fish I have, like...

I'd give you the senegal for free if you would be willing to come pick it up. I would just be happy to find it a good home, so I don't have to resort to giving it to a lfs. pm me

Hello everybody. In a few week's time, I will be moving to Vietnam for the next six months. The time has come to decommission my 25 gallon cube aquarium and 6.6 gallon nano and find a new home for my fish. Stock 1 senegal bichir 6" 1 ompok siluroides 6" 1 leopard ctenopoma 3-4" 2 banjo catfish...

Honestly I think you're fine.

Manta ray!!! Also aba aba

A school of rainbow fish would be nice.

One of the smaller frogfish could probably live in a 55. I would love to keep one personally

Fire eel or black ghost knife are interesting, striking fish that might be good in a 75 for a while, perhaps? They would eventually outgrow it though I suppose.

My favorite species would be electric catfish and enchelycore morays. I'm also a very big fan of banjo catfishes.

Now we're getting somewhere! Some awesome tanks, especially love the tropheus tank and the planted south American community

My favorite type of fish (in terms of lifestyle) are ambush predators - particularly benthic and sedentary ambush predators. This is because they often have interestic features and behavior, like chaca chacas, toadfish, anglerfish, and morays. I'm also a fan of the pike family, which are ambush...

Honestly, ugly stiks are the bomb. As far as action and length and so on, it depends on what sort of fishing you want to do with it. Fast action is better for sensitivity and control, which is important for jigging or baitfishing without a bobber (like catfishing), bait or lure placement and...

Well I stand corrected :D

In a way, it's a more extravagant thing to do than having a big tank with big fish, because you could house any of those fish in a much smaller tank, but you just have to ball out haha. I totally understand why it's not commonly done, but I would love to see a tank with 40 kuhli loaches for example

I love this concept. Sure, a monster tank with a handful of monster fish is awesome. But, to me, maybe not as awesome as a huge tank with hundreds of small fish of various kinds occupying different tank zones and interacting on a large and complex scale. Classic example would be a large...

From what I've read, most atfs in tanks don't reach a large size because they die for various reasons before that happens. In particular, they are skittish and often end up breaking their backs or otherwise injuring themselves by colliding with the glass. They might also suffer from "sudden...

Setting aside the whole size debate, op says he wants a hardy fish. ATFs are not hardy. Just pointing that out.