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If you'd read through the Mini Monster thread, there are any number of things that you could keep in a 29.
Personally, i'd go with an fangs puffer.
http://www.**************.com/forum/ug.php/v/PufferPedia/Freshwater/T_Cochinchinensis/
Supposed to be some of the meanest puffers there are. They would be out, in your face and would kill anything you put in there, since it seems that's what you want. Which i really don't blame you for. Very many people keep fish just because of their predatory nature.
But, this is something you'd have to order. And if you don't want to order, there are still a few options.
If your water is hard enough, you could try a pair of calvus or compressiceps cichlids. They would most likely breed for you, and they're definite predators. You can find them at many LFS.
Another cool setup would be a planted tank with a bunch of Dwarf Puffers. Their predators, just throw some mosquito larvae in there and watch them work. You can find them at most LFS as well.
And just a personal tip man, try to sound less juvenile. People will be a lot more willing to help you if you come across as someone who will take their advise into account. This whole "shut up PLZ" junk you're doing isn't going to make anyone want to help you. Just my 2 cents, coming from someone who, judging by your text style, is just about the same age as you.
Personally, i'd go with an fangs puffer.
http://www.**************.com/forum/ug.php/v/PufferPedia/Freshwater/T_Cochinchinensis/
Supposed to be some of the meanest puffers there are. They would be out, in your face and would kill anything you put in there, since it seems that's what you want. Which i really don't blame you for. Very many people keep fish just because of their predatory nature.
But, this is something you'd have to order. And if you don't want to order, there are still a few options.
If your water is hard enough, you could try a pair of calvus or compressiceps cichlids. They would most likely breed for you, and they're definite predators. You can find them at many LFS.
Another cool setup would be a planted tank with a bunch of Dwarf Puffers. Their predators, just throw some mosquito larvae in there and watch them work. You can find them at most LFS as well.
And just a personal tip man, try to sound less juvenile. People will be a lot more willing to help you if you come across as someone who will take their advise into account. This whole "shut up PLZ" junk you're doing isn't going to make anyone want to help you. Just my 2 cents, coming from someone who, judging by your text style, is just about the same age as you.
i have no idea where you got this info but for the sake of anyone that comes across this thread, A fahaka will not work out in a 29g. Imagine a full size NFL football with a 4" long fan tail sticking off of it. And thats what a adult fahaka will look like. About 12" long and about 6-8" around, seriously they will be the shape of a NFL football. They need a 125g tank for life and do not tolerate tank mates 99.9% of the time.rey420;3160792; said:fahaka puffer. most aggresive fish you will be able to keep in a 30g for life. it will kill all other tank mates, and if eaten, will kill the unlucky fish that ate him. no big predator will last in a 30g. 240 minimum. maybe a pair of wimple piranhas... but IDK for life GL man, hope you find what your looking for.
here'a a sample pic from the web.
come on already kid....make a decision and move on...obviously you don't want to hear what people are saying on here...and Red Devil? Seriously? You have not a clue....
I have a female Jack Dempsey that I have had for about 4 years..she is about six inches...she will kill, kill, kill, even my big 10"male JD has a hard time with her....if killing is what your after....
devder1;3165225; said:you had all of those fish in a 29? Ok u obviously understand the concept of bioload and overall fishkeeping
I was more curious about how long he had each of those fish and how long they were healthy / alive. I can keep a great white shark, just won't make any promises on how long I can keep it.
this is ridiculous.... your gonna burn out in the hobby quick if your only interest seems to be watching feeders get eaten. I got at least a dozen fish that would demolish feeders and they have never seen one. But since you asked a senegal bichir would last a while in there. please vary his diet though.
I agree with tcarswell..I have quite a few aggressive cichlids ( 8" Jag, 8" Tilapia, 10" JD, 7" Texas, 6" Festae) that would and will tear the crap out of just about anything I were to introduce to their tanks....but I choose to not do that..my goal is to raise beautiful fish and enjoy the challenge of keeping aggressive cichlids without getting any killed...and I have never fed any of my fish anything bigger than fry size...convict fry...
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