Losing interest in the hobby

[RD.]

My advice, don't ever get married.

 

[Bertie07]

Another of a wet pet.

They look like they’re really active and friendly but I know they can be mean, will do some research

 

[Bertie07]

Another of a wet pet.

They look like they’re really active and friendly but I know they can be mean, will do some research

 

[Bertie07]

My advice, don't ever get married.

Luckily I’m too young right now

 

[justarn]

Does it matter if it's mean if it's a wet pet?

 

[Jexnell]

I'll second what others have said, sell off/rehome your old stock and get some new fish you never had before. That 125gal is a good base to start with.

What have you been into so far? If mostly cichlids then change it up for a massive planted community tank. With lots of different active fish. Have you done an African tank yet. All male peacock tanks are stunning in colors and activity. Maybe a rock dwelling Mumba tank. Or take the leap to salt.

 

[Kingster]

Keep the fish, do basic maintenance because in my experience after a few months the passion comes back.

Sometimes a challenge is making a widely diverse but peaceful community

 

[Bertie07]

Does it matter if it's mean if it's a wet pet?

I meant mean to people, some people have said that they wouldn’t stick there hand in the tank

 

[Bertie07]

I'll second what others have said, sell off/rehome your old stock and get some new fish you never had before. That 125gal is a good base to start with.

What have you been into so far? If mostly cichlids then change it up for a massive planted community tank. With lots of different active fish. Have you done an African tank yet. All male peacock tanks are stunning in colors and activity. Maybe a rock dwelling Mumba tank. Or take the leap to salt.

I’ve mainly kept American cichlids and characins so a different route would be nice

 

[Bertie07]

Does anyone know if the freshwater dolphin fish is a good wet pet and if they can live in a 125, I’ve heard they are extremely intelligent