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Atlantic rays hm? Ill look them up. Thanks!
 
pupumole;4605392; said:
or u could find one of those atlantic rays from st. john river that are pure fresh ..... thats legal in wherever u r right? cuz thats like the only legal ray in California except... the asian rays, which i highly doubt you can find that easily, those whiptails, borneos, asian tigers, really hard to find
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Also a possibility. Are all rays banned in Arizona or just certian species? Might check the restricted species list and see.

NV actually lists them all by species. Same with Pirahna. :swear:
 
Ive been looking up the restriced species list for the past two days. Haven't found an up to date one :ROFL:
 
Oh. Of course. LMB are illegal here too.
 
Ok. What about....A silver arowana, tsn x rtc cat, anddddddddd then something else ?

I dont want the bioload to be too high. Im already planning on buying two fx5s for it
 
do arowanas, jaguars, red devils, midas, oscars, dempseys, iridescent shark even? idk just some ideas..
 
Arowana would be ok. I think TSNxRTC will eventually outgrow even your tank.. Don't they get like 3+ feet long? Unless you plan on upgrading in the next 18 months.
 
Hmmm. Ive only had one cichlid in my life...And it tried to kill my fav fish hehe. Oscars are cool I guess, but big bioload, dirty fish. I dont want to be doing 100+ gallon water changes weekly really. :irked: If I need to do large water changes then I would rather have a couple of fish than a bunch of them. Just more of a hassle..

Alright. Ive decided on a silver aro. Woohoo! Iridescent sharks are cool fish. Except they look bloody ugly :ROFL:
 
Heh. I guess not. Any monster-ish catfish that would be happy in this tank for life?
 
Bullhead would do well. Dunno, I'm not fully versed in the exotic cats available out there. I just have some Corys and Pictus. ;) I'm sure someone can recommend some good ones that max around 2 feet.
 
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