Stocking options for a Chillout Lounge?

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shenzhenluohan

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I just opened a small lounge and I have room for a 3-4' tank. It's not loud or super blasted with light shows but there is a lot of traffic. I'm looking for some slow moving chilled out fish that would not only carry forth the chillout vibe but could handle the traffic without getting spooked. I was thinking angels but kinda generic. any other suggestions?
Thanks.
 
Do a 90g discus setup

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Discus+Tetra+Planted Aquascaping.... Make sure u don't create a forest.... U cant go wrong with this setup for a chill out lounge.... Good luck on your new venture... BTW whats the name of your lounge?


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Gar88 said:
Discus+Tetra+Planted Aquascaping.... Make sure u don't create a forest.... U cant go wrong with this setup for a chill out lounge.... Good luck on your new venture... BTW whats the name of your lounge?


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Thanks, I'll see what sort of discus I can find. I tend to be more attracted to the wild types. My place is called "Spyglass" located in Shekou, Shenzhen.
Thanks for the eye candy on those custom tanks!
 
killzmke said:
Do a 90g discus setup

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noooooo!!! a lot of traffic with discus is a big no no
 
fish042099 said:
noooooo!!! a lot of traffic with discus is a big no no
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it's my understanding also discus won't do well in that situation. I've never kept them because they are supposed to not like a lot of movement around the tank.
I'd go with a single green sunfish.
Hardy as all get out, and you don't need a heater, since saving money is important in running a business.
will easily get used to the traffic and will often come to the glass to check out something interesting.
 
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