I am moving into a new office this summer and am going to plan out a 55 or 75 gallon "wet pet" aquarium. What do you suggest? I don't want a fish that will hide or get stressed by frequent visitors and moderate traffic. I also want a fish that will "shock" people when they see it. I want newbie's to walk in and say, "Wow, what the heck is that? Incredible!" Thanks!
Office Tank Stocking ?
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There are various big CA cichlids that would work. A 75 is a good size for most of them, 55 is no good though.
Trimac (amphilophys trimaculatus)
Carpintis (herichthys carpintis)
Red Devil (amphilophys labiatus)
Midas cichlid (amphilophys citrinellus)
Green Terror (get a big male to start with; they grow crazy slow)
Texas cichlid (herichthys cyanoguttatus)
Black nasty ( Nandopsis? haitiensis - might be too big for a 75)
Any parachromis species but a male jag or dovii. Those get too big for a 75.
There are various other species in the Amphilophys genus you should look at too.
Or just get an 8'x3' 360 gallon and get a male umbee.
Trimac (amphilophys trimaculatus)
Carpintis (herichthys carpintis)
Red Devil (amphilophys labiatus)
Midas cichlid (amphilophys citrinellus)
Green Terror (get a big male to start with; they grow crazy slow)
Texas cichlid (herichthys cyanoguttatus)
Black nasty ( Nandopsis? haitiensis - might be too big for a 75)
Any parachromis species but a male jag or dovii. Those get too big for a 75.
There are various other species in the Amphilophys genus you should look at too.
Or just get an 8'x3' 360 gallon and get a male umbee.
what you think abought local fish? these are cool
http://myfwc.com/Fishing/fishes/panfish.html#crappie
http://myfwc.com/Fishing/fishes/panfish.html#crappie