75 gal aggressive stocking ideas

[Peackockbasslove]

HI can anyone suggest some VERY aggressive fish for a 75 bowfront any and all suggestions are welcome thank you

 

[xraycer]

Flowerhorn

 

[Peackockbasslove]

Flowerhorn

they are a bit pricey but i would love one know anywhere i can get one for cheap

 

[xraycer]

they are a bit pricey but i would love one know anywhere i can get one for cheap

"high quality" adult FH are expensive, but you can go to local chain stores, like Petsmart, and buy a juvie for about $24

 

[Peackockbasslove]

i know they like smaller tanks would it be ok to put a juvi in a 75 alone????

"high quality" adult FH are expensive, but you can go to local chain stores, like Petsmart, and buy a juvie for about $24

 

[xraycer]

i know they like smaller tanks would it be ok to put a juvi in a 75 alone????

What makes you think they would like a smaller tank?

A juvie will be fine in a 75 all by itself, it would probably prefer it, since it'll probably try to kill anything it can physically handle. Just set up some structures(caves, rocks, plastic plants, etc) for it to feel secure behind

 

[Peackockbasslove]

What makes you think they would like a smaller tank?

A juvie will be fine in a 75 all by itself, it would probably prefer it, since it'll probably try to kill anything it can physically handle. Just set up some structures(caves, rocks, plastic plants, etc) for it to feel secure behind

ok cool thx

 

[xraycer]

FH are very susceptible to hex, so as soon as you get one start it off on NLS Hex Shield (as per instruction). As it grows and become comfortable it'll start attacking you during water changes and maintenances

 

[CairnsLocal]

Lutjanus argentimaculatus

 

[FriedFlowerHornFillet]

Lutjanus argentimaculatus

The Mangrove Red Snapper is really cool and also NOT suitable for a 75
They get BIG and they need room to swim explosively. A single jaguar cichlid would fill that tank nicely, they're very beastly.