predators!

[jonahonah]

Im not a fan of piranhas, sorry if that offends anyone. I find they just sit there and wait for food. I would prefer action when there isnt food in the water.

 

[amehel0]

try some aussie badass basssss.depending on dimensions.

 

[jonahonah]

would love to but chances of finding one here is quite slim.

 

[amehel0]

i can send some over for free all you do is pay for shipping and organise.

 

[jonahonah]

probably not never shipped anything before let alone a fish. It was hard enough getting myself into canada.

 

[amehel0]

lol well if your ever interested just pm me. i can get them close to feeder fish price so ill ony loose a liltle bit of money (bout 10 feeders worth) so i dont really care.

 

[jonahonah]

Interesting thanks i'll keep that in mind

Any other suggestions MFK?

 

[dr_sudz]

The only preditor that i can think of that is always moving, is an arowana. Most are pretty still when food is not present. I don't think you can keep an arowana for long in a 90-100 gallon.

 

[jonahonah]

Im going to get flamed for this but i really dont like aros. Im starting to narrow it down to

• 
  Odoe pike
  Barracudas
  Exodon shoal
  Pike Cichlid

What does anyone think?
Also what could i keep on the bottom that wouldnt be eaten

 

[Bogwoodbruce]

You could always go with a pair of big cichlids, maybe a pair of Dovi, or Jags if that appeals to you.