startings a newsolo monster tank 30 gl

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Matthew5462

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of course is is just a hloding talk for a few months thought=, wolf fish, aft, vamp tertas and puffers come to mind any help would be grateful
 
you wont sucessfully keep them together even if small in a 30 gallon... i understand its a grow out but i just dont wee that working... especially the tetras and wolffish or tetras and puffer
 
i dont think he means all of them at once... OR does he? If you are just thinking of just one of the fish you mentioned then i dont see why not a 30g would be a great grow out..
 
i would do the vampire tetras.....yeahhhhhh or go with just the aft...and save for a bigger tank..
 
Well.. ATF and Payara will stress out from being in an undersized tank, and they are hard to care for in the 1st place.. Not really a beginner 'monster' fish nor suited for a smaller tank..

The wolf fish would be ok, but I would only consider a rainbow wolf.. as they stay smaller and are often more active and can sometimes have tankmates.. Most the other wolffish get large and boring.

Puffers are a great choice.. :) If you can find them; red-eye puffers, samurai puffer, south-american puffers, and a number of harder to find species like Palembangs, Suvatti, and Mirius.. but, the easiest and best puffer would likely be the Figure-8.. A pair of them could live a good majority of their life in that tank, and if you want to see them 'feast' on live feeders, it should be no problem. :thumbsup:

Good Luck bro!
 
this isn't my fisrt tank just an impulse buy that I refuse to put into the garage with 3 running 45's!!! This tank was just so kewl looking and I was told and beleive that it was a prototype tank from china sent to this store to see what the public thought of it. I have visited mmost of the asian fish shops and have never seen this tank for sale and no mention of it either. I just want to do a single fish in this tank.

Thanks
 
Can you post a pic of the tank? Also do you care how big the fish eventually gets?
 
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