What would you put in a 220?

  • We are currently upgrading MFK. thanks! -neo
That two foot width is going to limit you, just keep that in mind on some of these monsters being recommended. :)
 
Madding;4329499; said:
That two foot width is going to limit you, just keep that in mind on some of these monsters being recommended. :)
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agree try to keep the stock limited to 22" adulthood length, that or plan on upgrading again, in some cases soon.
 
yogurt_21;4329543; said:
agree try to keep the stock limited to 22" adulthood length, that or plan on upgrading again, in some cases soon.
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I guess that is another requirement. Must be able to live in this tank as an adult. I am a full time college student with a cool dad who wants me to put this tank in our "man cave." I don't care much for piranhas and puffers sorry. I'd like some sort of Aro but not sure how big they get? I want a retic or motoro ray. Maybe cichlid recs? Some sort of catfish maybe IDK. Never really thought about it.
 
Asian arowana (a black market one if you're from ohio), 2 stingrays, 3 bichirs, a fancy catfish, and a school of something nice. Just put a couple fx5's on it.
 
-Sinatra-;4329730; said:
Asian arowana (a black market one if you're from ohio), 2 stingrays, 3 bichirs, a fancy catfish, and a school of something nice. Just put a couple fx5's on it.
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The footprint will not allow for any rays, and I would not recommend the black market as a reference lol
 
purple rose... peacock bass..gt's.. red devil
 
I have had very good experiences with an 18" Pacu, a 22" Arowana, two large Tiger Oscars, a 10" Black Catfish, two (believe it or not) Ropefish, 2 Khuli Loaches, and a big Midas Cichlid...all in a 200 gallon tank - be forwarned though, a 220 takes a LOT of monitoring with all those big eaters (and thus excretors) but the balance can be struck by keeping the water a bit briney.

I hope this helps
 
You can do a silver arowana, flagtail prochidulis, silverdollars, ntt datnoids, indo datnoids , uaru, geophagus, jurense catfish, and tigrnius catfish.
 
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