Once you go community, you don't ever go back.

[probassfisher010]

I was just admiring my newly setup 55g community tank filled with a strange variety of fish, when I realized that my community tank is more fulfilling to stare at then my "prehistoric" tank filled with bichirs that mostly hide or chill out in the plants. I like the constant movement and activity in the tank, always something interesting to look at, unlike large new world cichlids that often just hide in a cave, or try to attack you all day, never acting natural I guess. Maybe more of us should try a community type tank with smaller fish and a larger tank that is nice aquascaped

Some pics of the inhabitants.
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[probassfisher010]

Oh and show off your community tanks!!


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[Jrob]

ornate looks soooooo nice.
ebjd-nice coloring
cobalt cray- nice touch...
and as a big fan of corys... I applaud you...looks good.

FTS?

 

[probassfisher010]

thanks a bunch man, here's a fts.View attachment 798663


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[Psylant]

I recently added 5 new clown loaches, and 8 rainbowfish into my 180 central american tank. It really livened it up. I know what you mean that it is more satisfying to gaze at

 

[rocky2]

nyc

 

[Adamrhh]

I'm so debating on making my 75g a big community tank instead of getting an oscar for it :O

 

[ColeFishing]

i have to disagree. i used to have one big lmb and two small sunfish. but since i switch to a couple smaller stuff i haven't really enjoyed it the same. so i think i might go back if i get another tank. cool fish though, love the ebjd and gouramis

 

[Jacunaba]

I went from Cichla to planted community for quite a while. I got so bored with it. I just went back to Cichla.

 

[anarekist]

great tanks guys