New 24 foot tank...need stocking advice

  • We are currently upgrading MFK. thanks! -neo
So your saying there is still nothing in this tank...........
 
How about some news?!?!
 
Damn, i would have to agree with the guys that are going big. you need large fish in that baby!!! tither fish are nice but what is better than South Americans and africans when it comes to color. what ever is decided please post pics!!


Rod
 
It's been well over a month since his last update, maybe he got evicted for his office?
 
Miles;708350; said:
Go with an Asian Cyprinid style tank. They are peaceful and active, and you can have alot of options.

Schools of Bala Sharks, Tiger Barbs, Rosey Barbs, and Clown Barbs (20 of each, atleast.)

Add a few Blue, Gold, Opaline, Platinum, Pearl and any other Gourami's you can find, just not large ones.

Do a school of laid-back catfish on the bottom.. Although not from Asia, a school of Brochis (Emerald Green Corys) would be nice, as they get large but are still peaceful and have little bio-load. Clown Loaches, although expensive, would be very impressive in that tank with a school of 20+..

These fish all get a reasonable size, active, and colorful. They will all eat flakes easily, and are low maintenace. These are the types of fish I see used VERY OFTEN for doctor-office accounts of a friend. If you look around, you can find a number of other good 'Barbs' that have good color and easy maintenance.
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This scenario gets my vote. Be sure to add 20-25 Puntius Denisonii (Torpedo Barbs). Toss in a few fancy L's plecostomus, Scarlet L25, Flame L24, Green Phantom L200, Blue phantom L128.

Whatever you decide it is simply going to be awe inspiring. I like all the rest are anxiously awaiting further updates.
 
lol

unless this guy had a family tragedy/emergency or got evicted, it seems like he may have been trolling us. it wouldn't take too long to once it was up and running to cycle the tank, not a month thats for sure.
 
I would have to knock down a wall to get a 24 ft tank in my house.
 
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