Most Personality???

[philipraposo1982]

Yeah fh is good too but some can get a bit bigger than a gt.

 

[Gourami Swami]

thinking about it, if green terror is a good one then a flowerhorn should work as well (being a lone fish) they stay about the same size right?

Not necessarily, the GT would be a better choice because they tend to stay 10" and under with the occasional 12" specimen. Flowerhorns on average reach at least 12", and I have seen pictures of large males up to 15". Flowerhorns also grow quicker.
Now, shortbody flowerhorns are a different story, and would make a nice wet pet for this size tank. But the regular size guys would eventually get a little big.

 

[kewpiefishypewpie]

The fact that it's a bowfront will also limit your options unfortunately. Short body flowerhorn seems like the best idea.

 

[Bertie]

In a tank that size I think a fully grown fh will work another option is a chocolate cichlid as they are very personable

 

[justarn]

Parachromis loiselle only get 10", probably do a pair. Add a nice smaller Plec and maybe a dwarf giraffe catfish (macrostoma)

 

[Loginthesand]

Puffer for the win. Or flowerhorn.

 

[Toiletcar]

Parachromis loiselle only get 10", probably do a pair. Add a nice smaller Plec and maybe a dwarf giraffe catfish (macrostoma)

They get a bit bigger IME. I had a 12" male.

I'm not sure if any parachromis can live in a 75g, especially a pair. If you have to divide them because of aggression, that's 2' of space for each fish.

 

[philipraposo1982]

Don't do pairs. If you want your fish to interact with you keep him solo and spend lots of time around the tank.

 

[Stanzzzz7]

The most pet like and interactive fish i have ever owned was a porcupine puffer.
I have owned many large cichlids with personality but nothing came close to the puffer.
They truly are amazing fish.

 

[Bandit87]

Jags are also very interactive. Cubans too they also both look similar to the Hatiensis. Bigger personable fish would have to be solo in your tank. There's also smaller options. Acara's have a lot of personality. When I began hand feeding the acara's actually were the first to get over their fear of me. You could get a few of those. Or get an electric catfish. (my personal favorite) Hands down the most fearless fish I've had access to. Definitely a solo fish. Sometimes mine likes to swim and rest in my hand he bites me lightly when I try to take my hand out. Other days if it wants alone time it will let me know by shocking, biting hard (he has no teeth) and ramming. Very exciting fish I must say.

I vote Jag. Would make a decent grow out for one.