Blaker;600520; said:
Although not huge, a large mixed school of M. Argentus, and M. Schomburgki would look nice. maybe throw in some Red Hooks into it as well.
New 24 foot tank...need stocking advice
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Although not huge, a large mixed school of M. Argentus, and M. Schomburgki would look nice. maybe throw in some Red Hooks into it as well.
I am guessing you are one of the 'big boss men' in your firm considering this situation.
So i say, stock it with piranha, caribe piranha.
In the offices you could have a 'bring your pet in day', hence that saves you a few meals for the fish.
And i bet there are a few div-heads you want to get rid off, but do not have a reason to sack them...so instead they might accidentally fall into the tank.
Only joking, of course the tank dimensions could not warrant a falling-in *damn*
So i say, stock it with piranha, caribe piranha.
In the offices you could have a 'bring your pet in day', hence that saves you a few meals for the fish.
And i bet there are a few div-heads you want to get rid off, but do not have a reason to sack them...so instead they might accidentally fall into the tank.
Only joking, of course the tank dimensions could not warrant a falling-in *damn*
Asian arrows are legal in Canada? Then a red arrowana should top the list!
And the border is only 25.5 hours away...and the gears are turning....
And the border is only 25.5 hours away...and the gears are turning....
i'm soo jealous
And the asian arrow thing in the us is really getting to me
How hard is is to beome a canadian citizen?
And the asian arrow thing in the us is really getting to me
How hard is is to beome a canadian citizen?
PLEASE post some pics of this tank - it sounds mad! It's three 8-foot sections, 36" wide and 30" high? How do you get THREE sections to make an "L" shape? Do two of them form the long leg of the "L"?
Seeing the tank in situ with it's current inhabitants would really help choice selections.....and c'mon everyone - be more imaginative than Aro's, P-bass and Dats... That's all anyone seems to suggest. Since it's a long tank, something that can use the length - something that schools, has great colour and swims FAST....
NOW does anyone have any intelligent ideas....
Seeing the tank in situ with it's current inhabitants would really help choice selections.....and c'mon everyone - be more imaginative than Aro's, P-bass and Dats... That's all anyone seems to suggest. Since it's a long tank, something that can use the length - something that schools, has great colour and swims FAST....
NOW does anyone have any intelligent ideas....
Maybe an enormous front / tanganikan setup
w/ subdued lighting, and a bunch of synodontis cruising the bottom!!
w/ subdued lighting, and a bunch of synodontis cruising the bottom!!The tank is viewable from both sides, it forms a wall and it makes 2 turns. The first section starts at the door and goes 8 feet then there is a 45 degree turn, 8 feet more then another 45 degree turn and 8 more feet then a small walled in mechanical area that is against the outside wall. Currently it is full of water and nothing else. I'll post pics soon. I definately want some kind of stingrays and arowana. I like the idea of a colorful school of large peaceful fish and I'm open to suggestion for the rest.
Thanks.
Thanks.
