Large schooling fish?

[devder1]

just an idea these arent big fish but what about many many smaller fish, and cories

cories in an 8,000?

 

[ravio11i]

You could keep a ton of cories in an 8000 gallon pond.... you probably wouldnt be able to see them though. I'll throw in another vote for tinfoils, they're big, flashy, and common enough to be relatively inexpensive, and not knowing your pond (Is there a window or are we talkin in ground type) you'd prob be able to see them from above.
Rav

 

[CTU2fan]

Leptobarbus hoevenii, red fin cigar shark. In a pond they'd get over 2' I'm guessing.

 

[Cichlidarowana]

Tinfoil barbs would be great. And they would reflect the sun's rays. Good luck and please post pics of the pond!!

 

[nes999]

im a big cory fan though maby an agressive thing

 

[phobull]

Cigar sharks are interesting schoolers and grow massive quickly.

 

[iHammer]

flag tails

Are Flagtails the same fish as Rainbow Sharks?

 

[vaine111]

No. Won't have any algea problems either.

 

[Deaths Sting]

Are Flagtails the same fish as Rainbow Sharks?

no, not at all.

this is a flagtail:

 

[iHammer]

frontosa

Wow, never knew Frontosa were schooling fish. I am getting 2, how many do you need to make a school?