STOCKING A 125 GALLON???

  • We are currently upgrading MFK. thanks! -neo
do not get bbg's unless you want to buy a new tank in about 6 mths... and its not gonna be small;)
 
BICHIRS AND AFRICAN TIGER PIKES:headbang2 :swear:
 
Scottfree said:
You can never go wrong with a JAG.....
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i agree, a solitary jag in a 125 spoiled rotten
 
Thanx for all ur suggestions. First, "props" means credit...second, Ive already had a juvenile Osar, Jag and Frontosa (in seperate tanks of course) as well as a comunity of African Cichlids and yes of course the Pacu thing. Now I am more leaning towards a school of RBP's or perhaps a single Peru Black but I have thought about a S.A Ray, with a S.A. Redtail Cat or two or perhaps a puffer, Gar, Sturgeon, or Birch. I have the opportunity to purchase a Jardini Aro but not too sure of that. I would really like to find out more about Bumblebee Groupers if anyone can help me out Id appreciate it, I luv those fish! Thanx and "props" goes out to all who replied.
 
That is a 6'x2' tank? One fish? depends on your tastes, how about one of the midsized plotosus eeltailcats like the 20" darkfin.
By the way some partially colorblind people (like me) can't read the blue writing on a dark background

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WOW!!! That Eeltail Cat is awesome...where can I find out more about that fish??? Im definately gonna have to check up on it maybe google. Thanx.
 
guppy said:
That is a 6'x2' tank? One fish? depends on your tastes, how about one of the midsized plotosus eeltailcats like the 20" darkfin.
By the way some partially colorblind people (like me) can't read the blue writing on a dark background
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I also struggle with the blue writing but found if u highlight it, click and hold the mouse from the first letter to the last, it becomes soooo much easier to read.
 
SO i'm guessing you're planning on upgrading your tank in the future. If you are not, then a BBG like already stated and certainly a Sturgeon will end up outgrowing the 125.
 
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