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I'd first think about getting the silver dollars to 6 and the clown loaches to 5.

The silver dollars are shoaling fish and should ideally be in larger numbers. 10 would be nice, but I understand it might be a bit much, but I'd say 6 is the bare minimum.

Clown loaches are highly social fish and form numerous communities. They too should preferably be 10, but 5 should do it.

Once you've fixed these numbers you can think what else to stock.
 
Clown fish or clown loaches?
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Clown Loaches.

Im think about adding a divider in the tank. and make it 2 150 gallon tanks. How would I do this?
 
There are several ways to do it. Personally I like to do glass for a glass tank and acrylic for an acrylic tank. You can just have someone make a divider and silicone it in place. Depending on other factors you can have holes large enough for water to pass through but not your larger fish. Or a complete divider can be used to create two tanks. This is especially nice if you have duel overflows.
 
I would want to make it when I can make 1/2 salt if I want to. So im plane have filters.
 
You could certainly do that with a complete divider of glass. It's actually not all that difficult to do and doesn't cost much either. Just make sure the glass fits properly, is the same thickness, and use a nice aquarium silicone to put it in place.
 
I would put a Fahaka Puffer in 1/2 with sand. Then save up for salt. Then when it dies(after live a long happy live) and I save a lot of cash. I would make it salt.

What fish can I keep with a Fahaka Puffer. Maby African Cichlids?
 
That would actually work. Keep the puffer by himself. They can do okay with some of the larger plecos but otherwise they should be alone. They really are like a dog in water though so you honestly will be fine with just him in there.
 
Would they any way I could keep a trutle in the fish tank. I would get some so it can get up on land. I see a lot of people on your tube that di this.
 
I don't see why not. With the divider it's like you have two tanks so you can manage each one independently.
 
A small Oscar would become turtle food. I'm not sure about a large one. I've kept turtles and they ate feeders as well as plant matter.
I also worry because turtles are very messy animals so water quality might be an issue.
I'm not saying they can't...I'm unsure...but do question if they should.
I recommend more research from someone who really knows turtles and their habits. A large turtle is actually a pretty formidable creature.
 
Im just get info about this tank. So I want have any thing eat each other. If I have more room. This tank could be 500 gallons.
 
You are planning big Tony. :)
 

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