Anything wrong with this comm

[islandguy11]

Too many even for a growout.

Concur, this was my thought as well, Personally monsteraqua I would consider to reduce that initial stocking quite a bit, grow out some of them in that tank and then move in another set after the first ones have been moved to bigger tanks in X months.

 

[esoxlucius]

C'mon, are you serious? You must know yourself that that stock list for a 4x2x2 (120g I believe, NOT 180g) is ridiculous, otherwise you wouldn't have come here for a second opinion. You've been badly advised.

Fortunately you say you have "bigger tanks and ponds". The advice you'll get on this forum is to skip the original piss poor plan and utilise your other tanks and ponds instead.

 

[monsteraqua]

C'mon, are you serious? You must know yourself that that stock list for a 4x2x2 (120g I believe, NOT 180g) is ridiculous, otherwise you wouldn't have come here for a second opinion. You've been badly advised.

Fortunately you say you have "bigger tanks and ponds". The advice you'll get on this forum is to skip the original piss poor plan and utilise your other tanks and ponds instead.

Sorry, my mistake I typed in the wrong numbers, it is 180g though for that i know.

 

[celebrist]

Sorry, my mistake I typed in the wrong numbers, it is 180g though for that i know.

Any pictures

 

[adamsfishes]

Even in a 180, eleven fish all 5-10" that will grow fast, seems like way too much. And I like heavy stocking.

 

[monsteraqua]

Even in a 180, eleven fish all 5-10" that will grow fast, seems like way too much. And I like heavy stocking.
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That golden crossback (is 16-17")