U could try this suggestion
X1(crenicichla gaucho) pike cichlid (56-8inches)
X2 krobia Itanyi cichlids (4-5inches)
X5 silver dollars (56-8inches)
X1 green/blue phantom pleco (6-8inches)
X2 hoplo catfish (7-8inches)
X1 pike characin (6-8inches)
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X1(crenicichla gaucho) pike cichlid (56-8inches)
X2 krobia Itanyi cichlids (4-5inches)
X5 silver dollars (56-8inches)
X1 green/blue phantom pleco (6-8inches)
X2 hoplo catfish (7-8inches)
X1 pike characin (6-8inches)
I don't know much about aros but a 3-4' fish will need lots of room.
I don't know everything either, but I'm saying a 6' tank is ideal for a 12"+ fish. I enjoy watching them thrive and be able to swim actively with room to spare.
Isn't this site about large tanks and large fish?? I don't get why people just want the minimum when you could have something much nicer and impressive.
And what's wrong about a breeding pair of salvini? Sure they are smaller than an oscar, but impressive fish in their own rite.
That's quite a heavy stock for a 75! Nice fish choices though. I would probably tone it back a bit however. Personally I'd leave out the hoplo cats and silver dollars.
Ye I was thinking bleeding hearts instead as they get quite chunky ppl prefer silver dollars tho aha
Snakehead are illegal in the states, where most members are fromSnakeheads are nice and cute.
They're federally banned in all US states and territories to the point that it is even illegal to release a captured snakehead. The law requires the removal of the head immediately upon capture in the event one is caught while fishing.
