125 Gallon solo aggressive fish ideas

[Jordan5567893]

I have an empty 125

I'm just trying to figure out what would be the most aggressive, large fish I could keep in a 125 for life. Any ideas?

Piranhas eclipse catfish wolf fish jack dems flower horn queen cichlid datnoid lima catfish azul peacock bass

 

[TillmanCJ]

Piranhas eclipse catfish wolf fish jack dems flower horn queen cichlid datnoid lima catfish azul peacock bass

Piranhas are boring when they're grown. They just sit there until you feed them

 

[Jordan5567893]

Piranhas are boring when they're grown. They just sit there until you feed them

Id honestly go with a wolf fish

 

[Jordan5567893]

I have an empty 125

I'm just trying to figure out what would be the most aggressive, large fish I could keep in a 125 for life. Any ideas?

Oscars or a peacock bass have great personality

 

[TillmanCJ]

Oscars or a peacock bass have great personality

Can a single cichla ocellaris fit in a 125?

 

[jaws7777]

Will try and find them you tube is messing with me on my phone.

Can browse this thread in the meantime.
https://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/threads/pearsie-heterospilus-growth-thread.604667/page-8

 

[Jordan5567893]

I have an empty 125

I'm just trying to figure out what would be the most aggressive, large fish I could keep in a 125 for life. Any ideas?

Yes one peacock is fine is long as decor is kept low and you have secure lids because peacock bass tend to get excited when they see there owners

 

[justarn]

No peacock bass should ever be kept long term in a 125g. The smallest species get 16" iirc?

Just get a amphilophus Midas or trimac if you want a bruiser that will bite you and attack through the glass, bite your net ect, amphs go crazy nuts when kept alone.

 

[justarn]

 

[justarn]