Go saltwater and get an eel that stays at or below 4' & is on the thinner side (e.g. snowflake eel, etc.).
Biggest fish for a 100 gallon?!
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Wiggles; I definitely want to stay freshwater, but may convert it to saltwater some day...maybe. 
Went to check out the tank today, it's awesome! Great condition, he has his fish in it and everything right now.
I haven't had time to look up most of the suggestions you guys made, but I will tonight.
You think an Oscar would eat the Pictus Cats if he was raised with them, and they were full grown? They're usually 4-6".
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Went to check out the tank today, it's awesome! Great condition, he has his fish in it and everything right now.
I haven't had time to look up most of the suggestions you guys made, but I will tonight.
You think an Oscar would eat the Pictus Cats if he was raised with them, and they were full grown? They're usually 4-6".
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Oh, another thing I've been thinking about...What about a catfish tank? I do loovvee catfish. but are there any large, active ones that would do well in a 100?
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Gulper cats definitely get large (but not too large for your tank).... but I have never heard of them referred to as "active". Not particularly colorful either.... but they're cute in a fat/disgusting kinda way . I've been looking everywhere for one for my 90 gallon. I just want to hand feed a fish again like I used to with my Oscar.
. I've been looking everywhere for one for my 90 gallon. I just want to hand feed a fish again like I used to with my Oscar.
Gulper cats definitely get large (but not too large for your tank).... but I have never heard of them referred to as "active". Not particularly colorful either.... but they're cute in a fat/disgusting kinda way
That's one of the reasons I'm really thinking about getting an Oscar, is because so many people say that they're like having a pet dog hahah.
I have a dog(and a foster dog at any given time) but would love a fish-dog. ;p hahah.Gulper Cats kind of scare me, I don't know why. I see them and I'm afraid they'll try and swallow my whole hand!
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I don't think an oscar will eat a full grown pictus. Also if you want catfish why don't you go with a shoal of pictus anyways? or a shoal of 4 line pictus (pimelodus blochii)? They are like pictus (same family too) just grow a bit larger like 10".
What is it?
Runitis; An Oscar and a shoal of Pictus? Wouldn't be overstocking, would it?
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