Monster fish for man cave.

[Larryfish]

I've thought about odoe pike. Before.

 

[dan518]

If I didn't have my cichlids I would get a pair

 

[Larryfish]

Hydrocynus brevis as a grow out tank of course. That would be cool as hell.

 

[Deadliestviper7]

Turn it into a paladarium( part water part jungle) get a rough greensnakes, a couple day geckos, a pair of crested geckos for land area, for water area( should have a little current) get some pictus, a freshwater pipefish and some splash tetras. Maybe add a red eye tree frog and a vampire shrimp

 

[Larryfish]

Turn it into a paladarium( part water part jungle) get a rough greensnakes, a couple day geckos, a pair of crested geckos for land area, for water area( should have a little current) get some pictus, a freshwater pipefish and some splash tetras. Maybe add a red eye tree frog and a vampire shrimp

That would be nuts! Unfortunately my apartment complex doesn't allow reptiles

 

[Deadliestviper7]

Did they mention amphibians? U could also switch to faster fish and either a couple sugar gliders or shot tail possums.

 

[Deadliestviper7]

Edit: short tail possums

 

[RangerBlue381]

if it's a fish for a man cave you should train it to get out of the tank and fetch you a drink....does that limit you to snakeheads or lungfish.

don't mind me, i'm jealous. i agree with odoe pike. between them and jade gobies are my favorite fish of all time

 

[fishfanatic80]

What about saltwater?

 

[DMD123]

Well it's a 150 gal deep dimension

The gallon amount is good for what I have in mind but would be better if it had a 48 x 24 footprint instead of the 36 x 36. It really is pushing it but a Fahaka puffer would be a cool solo fish. They are very interesting fish with very large personalities. Great man cave fish.

Bichirs are cool but pretty inactive in nature but you could do that too. Just will depend on what type you want to keep.