Thanks!add albino pacus and iredescent sharks.they are really beautifulland add some movement. As for the catfish, you can add vulture catfish, marble acaras or other medium sized cats.Maybe add some Peacock bass too?
Thanks!add albino pacus and iredescent sharks.they are really beautifulland add some movement. As for the catfish, you can add vulture catfish, marble acaras or other medium sized cats.Maybe add some Peacock bass too?
You don’t have to put a cover, you could use some type of nettingArowanas are exceptions to the no snake rule. My dad loves arowanas and has been meaning to keep one since he was young. I don't think I would put a cover though.
woops didn't see the first page. get some phoenix barbsRemember... big tank's don't NEED big fish, if I had a tank that size I personally would do a rio sarstun biotope. Cryptoheros chetumalensis, thorichthys aureus, rocio octofasciata, trichromis salvini, theraps irregularis, chuco godmanni, vieja melanura, maybe petenia splendida.
Would try to do a biotope, but the supplies would be way too much. $400 dollars just for the substrate, and imagine how much it would cost for a bunch of carpeting plants. Even worse if I don't use special substrate, imagine the amount of root tabs. Maybe one day, but the current budget ain't enough a planted tank. The idea does include a gazebo in the middle to sit and rest, so maybe at least a hardscape.Remember... big tank's don't NEED big fish
More phoenix barbs, they are socialThe stocking has now changed to:
1 Giraffe catfish
1 Walking catfish clarias batrachus
1 Albino clown knife fish
1 Albino pacu
1 Pheonix barb
2 Florida gar
Will this work?
What could go with these fish?
Ok for pacu they are schooling when young, but phoenix barbs are really expensive, even for oneMore phoenix barbs, they are social
Pretty sure clarias and pacu are also social
Swap Phoenix barbs for mahseersOk for pacu they are schooling when young, but phoenix barbs are really expensive, even for one
How about mahseers? They're a lot cheaper if they're schooling.