Ok I know there are like a dozen of these a week lol but just wanted some general opinion- to see if I am still a noob or have learnt something...
Ok I'm thinking probably a 100Gallon tank set to Brackish- still deciding on a Salinity:
about a 1/4-1/3 left at the top with like a platform for the crickets; with branches... well branching off
into each corner of the tank; so I place the box of crickets on the platform deep enough they can't jump out- then they can just cruz around and the Archers can feed when they are hungry- the tank will be sealed so that if the Archers simply get bored and shoot them for the fun but leave them- they can't climb out but will simply find the small platform (that may hold a mud-skipper or two... 
to be decided) the then either get eaten by the mud-skipper or make it back to the top branches to be shot down when the Archers ARE hungry lol 
Ok the stocking:
Would like to have a larger shoal of Archer but I think three will be my max for a 100gallon tank
Maybe a/ couple Sharptail gobies to mop up dead crickets and waste? or would a scat/mono be better for that? Wait are both monos and Scats Brackish- or is one of them not...?
And the possible mud-skippers; but they're not a major part of the plan- would be quite cool though- but would take up some vital room...
So how does that all sound- Will do some drawings later to show you what I mean lol- but for now sit back and imagine-
It won't be the biggest tank around (thought considering I've only ever had a 39 gal until then it will be HUGE to me) but it should kick ass! with loads of bad-ass attitude...
Also have never kept Sharptail gobies or know much about them REALLY- so does anyone have any good info on them- am going to read up on net; but first hand experience is ALWAYS preferable.
Well that's about it- will eagerly await your opinions...
P.S. I'm pretty sure the Sharptail gobies are non-aggressive- and that they have like spines so they should be ok with the Archers if they keep up in size, right? I would be getting all the fish about the same time- or if no getting them the same sizes so that they can keep up and will not (hopefully) get bullied... or worse lol
And I was thinking- someone mentioned before maybe at the beginning having a small breeding pair of guppies of the Brackish equivalent to produce fry for the others to eat- sort of an away from home feeding system- but that was clutching at straws... a good idea?
Ok I'm thinking probably a 100Gallon tank set to Brackish- still deciding on a Salinity:
about a 1/4-1/3 left at the top with like a platform for the crickets; with branches... well branching off
into each corner of the tank; so I place the box of crickets on the platform deep enough they can't jump out- then they can just cruz around and the Archers can feed when they are hungry- the tank will be sealed so that if the Archers simply get bored and shoot them for the fun but leave them- they can't climb out but will simply find the small platform (that may hold a mud-skipper or two... to be decided) the then either get eaten by the mud-skipper or make it back to the top branches to be shot down when the Archers ARE hungry lol Ok the stocking:
Would like to have a larger shoal of Archer but I think three will be my max for a 100gallon tank
Maybe a/ couple Sharptail gobies to mop up dead crickets and waste? or would a scat/mono be better for that? Wait are both monos and Scats Brackish- or is one of them not...?
And the possible mud-skippers; but they're not a major part of the plan- would be quite cool though- but would take up some vital room...
So how does that all sound- Will do some drawings later to show you what I mean lol- but for now sit back and imagine-
It won't be the biggest tank around (thought considering I've only ever had a 39 gal until then it will be HUGE to me) but it should kick ass! with loads of bad-ass attitude...
Also have never kept Sharptail gobies or know much about them REALLY- so does anyone have any good info on them- am going to read up on net; but first hand experience is ALWAYS preferable.
Well that's about it- will eagerly await your opinions...
P.S. I'm pretty sure the Sharptail gobies are non-aggressive- and that they have like spines so they should be ok with the Archers if they keep up in size, right? I would be getting all the fish about the same time- or if no getting them the same sizes so that they can keep up and will not (hopefully) get bullied... or worse lol
And I was thinking- someone mentioned before maybe at the beginning having a small breeding pair of guppies of the Brackish equivalent to produce fry for the others to eat- sort of an away from home feeding system- but that was clutching at straws... a good idea?
