New 150g ideas!!!

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Adamnjess

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Sep 29, 2008
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NW Indiana
Tomorrow I am getting a 150G...I need some ideas for other fish.
-I am curently putting in:
Oscar (5in) Eats everything...
Silver Arowana (6in)
Midas (6in)
Shovelnose and Redtail Cat Hybrid (6in) Eats everything...

I also have a Flowerhorn but it is too small to put in yet...

Can you please give me some ideas to make my tank interesting.

I ALSO HAVE A 60 GAL WITH:
3-Blood Parrots
5-misc Africans Cichlids
1-Pleco
1-Jack Dempsey
1-Green Terror
1-Blue Acura

Need advise please!!!
 
stingray94;2391356; said:
Both of your tanks are already over stocked and look like you will have some compatibility issues.
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Not to be a "bubble burster" but I agree. You might end up having to facilitate the overflow.

Congrats on your new tank!
 
and with your two cats maintenance is going to be off the charts
 
Thanks everyone. I did think it was over stock but that was also another reason i was getting the 150G b.c I realize how big the arowana and the hybrid with get. The 60G is mainly going to be for the Africans. and the 29G is basically a grow out tank for my FH.

I would still like to hear opinions on diff. fish so that I can research more. I am new to the hobby and would like to learn as much as possible about dif. species.

Thank
 
Adamnjess;2394060; said:
Thanks everyone. I did think it was over stock but that was also another reason i was getting the 150G b.c I realize how big the arowana and the hybrid with get. The 60G is mainly going to be for the Africans. and the 29G is basically a grow out tank for my FH.

I would still like to hear opinions on diff. fish so that I can research more. I am new to the hobby and would like to learn as much as possible about dif. species.

Thank
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It's great to see somebody that is eager to learn about how to properly care for their fish! 3 of the fish that you have listed are not suitable for home aquaria-the arowana and the 2 cats. An arowana you could probably keep in a 300 gallon mimimum if you had excellent filtration and did a lot of waterchanges. I would recommend that you look through the DIY section and get some ideas for building an indoor pond as you will need it once these fish get larger. Good luck!
 
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