My status as a fish keeper... You ever felt this way

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My 75g is mostly doradids which do nothing but look awesome and spiky and come out to eat when the lights go low, but I have a pair of what have so far been the most rewarding catfish I've ever owned, the hoplosternum littorale.

But my 55g is all movement all the time. Between a satanoperca leucistica, a giant blue betta, a pair of silver mollies, an albino CAE, a gold dust bichir, a brachyrhamdia meesi, an adult zebra angelfish and a baby adonis (I'm forgetting somebody, I'm sure) there's always something amazing going on in there. Takes extra water changes but the plants keep the water crystal clear and everyone gets along oddly well. I am super happy with my 55g.
 
I had a similar set up with a red devil and a jag I kept a few types of live foods in the tank to make it more lively. It worked for me.
 
i took some time to think about it and the most fun i had in the hobby was when i first started with my 2 oscars and my jag, and 2 oscars. Eventually in my tank it was just the 2 pacus and the jag. They were always out and always watching me. When the pacus got too big and the jag got mean once he was the only fish in the tank and would kill all new comers my hobby started to get screwed up
 
I'm thinking a jag is what i need. I think he will go in the 30 gallon to start till i figure out what i wanna do with the others
 
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