120 gal tank question

[RedtailBarracuda]

the dimensions would be 4' by 2' by 2' and i was looking more on the aggressive side. or a big agressive single fish

 

[BushFishRox]

unless it is a older house with 2x12 floor joists I wouldnt risk it, because new houses with 2x8 floor joists wont be able to handle it...

 

[BushFishRox]

and if you do decide to do it, make sure the tank is on a load bearing wall...

 

[RedtailBarracuda]

maybe a teacup stingray would be ok?

it says herehttp://www.fishforums.net/content/Oddballs/34728/Teacup-Stingray/ they get a foot

 

[Mystix212]

Any stingray requires at least a 6ftx30" to keep it happy. A 4x2ft footprint is merely a pup grow-out.

 

[RedtailBarracuda]

oh

 

[cichlidbuddy]

which walls are the load bearing ones? outside wall?

 

[voss345]

maybe a big african cichlid tank if you want to that

i would do a severum or two, some kind of saxatilis pike and maybe 3 or 4 bichirs, get a little mix of everything predatory agressive and fairl peaceful

 

[deacon]

go saltwater and do some lion fish or something . plus saltwater weights less than freshwater , so you save a little weight . lol .

 

[Mystix212]

go saltwater and do some lion fish or something . plus saltwater weights less than freshwater , so you save a little weight . lol .

Saltwater is far denser then freshwater. Plus you add all the pounds of live rock and equipment. You do the math.