75g Options

[sour_girl]

Actually i have a fh, im thinking of selling it, thats part of the reason for this post

Dont sell it - Look at it that is freaking GORGEOUS!!

I love the personality of FH.. the way they attack the glass.... Just love it...

If you get rid of it you will lose your prosperity.... I think that happened with me and my last one.. so my current one will be with me for life!!!! lol

 

[shawntraviss]

lol mines a sissy, it doesnt do anything except sit there and look at me, no attacking glass no nothing, hes usless..and the funny thing is my last one was the exact same way.

Oh that fh up there only cost me $12 at 10" and that color

This one cost me $25 at 12" (RIP)

 

[sour_girl]

Wow that is a good price I paid $25 at 2 inches.. heres my baby.. still small...

 

[sandtiger]

If you want a challenge go out and catch your own fish and stock your tanks with natives. That's what I did with one of my 75g. If I got another, and wanted tropical fish I would probably devote it to a large cichlid like a Midas, devil or hornet cichlid. If I had two I would get a single large fish for one and make the other a community, probably African cichlids.

 

[beblondie]

planted tank dark substrate with congo tetras,a couple of kribs and for the wow factor a nice P.delhezi-Anne

 

[wild caught]

i think a tank with lots of reed fish would be kool. a swirling mass of fish on the bottom of your tank!

 

[cburkhart78]

I've been wanting to start a native and a brackish.A75gal would give you decent options with one of those.Don't know what you guys have in Canada though.

 

[shawntraviss]

Ive been thinking of a native tank, most of our native fish get big or are just plain ugly but pumpkin seed sunnies are nice. Plus some minnows and maybe a small catfish...hmm that could work.