If You Could Choose Only One Tank, What Would It Be?

[Truck]

oscars and discus...TOGETHER???

 

[matchstickman47]

Bigger, rectangle glass.
Peacoc bass,
arapima,
oscars,
discus,
all the big amazon fish

giant gouramis in a 2000 litre tank with a tube that leaad to my bed in the middle of a buble shape orb so i could view ala da fish whill i ly down

 

[Chuck100]

210gal... I'd mix community and semi aggressive. I believe that species like tiger barbs and the bigger gouramis could get along with tetras, livebearers et al if there were enough space.

 

[puppyjess123]

75 gallon - Nice big shoals of tetras, clown loaches, gouramis, angels, huge group of cories, shrimps, 5 swordtails, 5 mollies, 5 platies. Have a planted natural tank (if I knew how to make plants survive)

Lucy

 

[GSD]

75 gallon, big enough for a good choice of fish, but also not too big so that it would take forever to change water etc

 

[Dwarf-P.]

i would have a huge tank with big shoals of large fish like rainbows

 

[Lokemer]

My Dream tank would be a 210 gallon split for 150 on one side and 60 on ther other.


on the 150 part i would have an Oscar and a bichir of some sort. on the 60 side it would be a Huge planted tank with Dp's!

 

[wendywc]

125 gallon tank. 60" long x 24" deep x 20" tall. That would be the perfect size for where I want and as big as I would like to maintain. It would start out as a big freshwater community tank. And maybe after 5-10 years, I would relaunch it as a saltwater setup and use the 55 gallon that I have as a sump underneath.

 

[Inchworm]

I'll move this over to Tropical Discussion for you. Better late than never!

I voted for the 210 gallon, wide glass rectangular tank. I'd keep schools of corydoras in it.

 

[markandhisfish]

bigger wide and tall something like 12x3x3 sand substrate river bed style decor ie big roots huge bogwood rocks etc stocked with south american cichlids sevs geos etc . heaven!!!!!!!!!