Hello, my friend has a 400 US gallons cement pond. I wanna ask what large, aggressive or predatory fish can be living in there? Any large, aggressive or predatory fish are fine. Just not some fish that are 100% guaranteed to jump such as arowana, channa or hoplias.
400 gallons fish recommendation.
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Possibly a dumb question but is it gonna be heated?
If not, and if friend is in the US, maybe some native fishes.
If not, and if friend is in the US, maybe some native fishes.
2.5 metres (diameter), it's a round pond. 35 cm depths. It's actually around 450 gallons, but I'm just gonna say it's 400.
2.5 meters / 8 feet round at 35 cm / 1.1 foot deep is a lot of surface area, with not much depth.
Most bigger fish (25cm/10"+)wouldn't be very comfortable in that shallow of water.
It might be a better environment for a group of medium(13cm/5" to 22cm/9") sized fish.
Salvini Cichlids might be a good fit. They can be colorful, aggressive and tend to stay in that medium range.
I'm a fan of a lot of the small and medium South American Cichlids, but they may struggle with the higher temperatures.
My approach would be... Think of anything that would be okay in a 55 gallon... then get a lot of them...
Most bigger fish (25cm/10"+)wouldn't be very comfortable in that shallow of water.
It might be a better environment for a group of medium(13cm/5" to 22cm/9") sized fish.
Salvini Cichlids might be a good fit. They can be colorful, aggressive and tend to stay in that medium range.
I'm a fan of a lot of the small and medium South American Cichlids, but they may struggle with the higher temperatures.
My approach would be... Think of anything that would be okay in a 55 gallon... then get a lot of them...
Smaller cichlids will be difficult to view from the top.
Maybe a big catfish or 2; red tail cat, tiger shovelnose, something you can see easily
Some nice koi, though not predators, would look great as well
Maybe a big catfish or 2; red tail cat, tiger shovelnose, something you can see easily
Some nice koi, though not predators, would look great as well
