J JK Monster Fish Feeder Fish MFK Member Jun 28, 2012 385 0 0 socal May 4, 2014 #21 Peacock bass get way too big for 75 gallon just an FYIFYI
C ccp2007 Feeder Fish MFK Member Apr 29, 2014 212 1 0 united states May 4, 2014 #22 It would be ok for a little while. If you plan on going bigger in the near future they are freaking awesome Mommy of 3 babies, 2 fur babies and 12 gilled babies
It would be ok for a little while. If you plan on going bigger in the near future they are freaking awesome Mommy of 3 babies, 2 fur babies and 12 gilled babies
fishnatics Goliath Tigerfish MFK Member Mar 1, 2008 2,886 1,143 179 Wisconsin May 5, 2014 #23 Jaguar cichlid
tdkee1 Candiru MFK Member Aug 30, 2008 728 2 48 West Coast May 5, 2014 #24 Flowerhorn. Sent from my iPhone using MonsterAquariaNetwork app
A Allan01230 Polypterus MFK Member Jun 29, 2006 3,864 194 96 Michigan May 5, 2014 #25 Id go with one of the veija cichlids. Argentae comes to mind.
HarleyK Canister Man Staff member Global Moderator MFK Member Aug 17, 2005 7,177 2,106 1,453 USA May 6, 2014 #26 Black Wolffish. End of story. Sent from my iPhone using MonsterAquariaNetwork app
Rivers2k Piranha MFK Member Dec 27, 2011 1,531 46 81 NY May 6, 2014 #28 Texas Cichlid, Green Terror, Oscar, Severum. Those would be my picks in that order.
ponce77 Gambusia MFK Member Apr 9, 2010 553 0 16 Bay Area May 8, 2014 #29 Male Lyonsi, cuban cichlid, grammode, male Escondido or Vontehillo Carpintis. GL Sent from my iPhone using MonsterAquariaNetwork app
Male Lyonsi, cuban cichlid, grammode, male Escondido or Vontehillo Carpintis. GL Sent from my iPhone using MonsterAquariaNetwork app
divemaster99 Dovii MFK Member Jan 10, 2014 4,795 385 107 Pittsburgh, PA May 8, 2014 #30 Green Sunfish (Lepomis cyanellus) if you're doing a single fish!