Chad55;573791; said:They are fibbin you....a great white can fit in a ten gallon! You could probably do 10 in a 75!!!!
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go with the red devil...a 75 gallon would house a single one for life, where as that is nowhere near enough room for the dovii
there just jokin around with ya, since you want to put a 24" fish in a 48" tank...
personally I'd do one of Jeff's wild caught male midas instead of red devil but that's just me. 
either would be fine in a 75 while a dovii would not. the dovii would be ok for maybe a year and then it would need a much larger tank. 
either would be fine in a 75 while a dovii would not. the dovii would be ok for maybe a year and then it would need a much larger tank. I must agree with the previous posters. Get the RD. REC's dovii is sweet that is for sure but he keeps him in a 180 I believe which belive it or not, is to small for a fish of that potential. I want one too but I wouldn't even think of geeting one in anything less than a 8' x2'x2'. I am looking on craigs list as we speak lol
ok.........so a rd labiatus it is.I have one more question for filtration would two ac 70 and a magnum 350 be good.
That would be excellent filtration....but I hear that the magnums aren't very good filters. I have a fluval and I have not had a problem with it at all. But if you do go with the filtration you are planning on then it will be plenty. That is about 950 gph. So you are doing about a 13.5x turnover rate. That is EXCELLENT!
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