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New Tank, What Would You Put In It?

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Hubby picked up another tank yesterday, unfortunately its still in the car as I cant lift it let alone carry it with him upto the house :lol: I know what I am going to put in it but just out of curiosity what would you stock in a tank.
54" long x 30" wide x 16" high, Just over 400l (I think)
 
Ok I know Chops is spoiled rotten but its not for him :lol:
 
I've recently gone through a phase of wanting a female red terror. These can look stunning. I would say you have room for a pair of these fish given the dimensions of the tank.

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Another option would be a south american biotope (1 school of tetra, a few dwarf cichlids, a school of cory's - lots of bogwood and plants with a sandy substrate).

With a tank of those dimensions, you have a lot of options open to you. I can think of a ton of ideas, but at the end of the day its your tank - so any ideas to narrow down suggestions would be helpful.
 
so its about 100g? man where you guys get all these awesome tanks! i might just move to the UK and live with you guys, lol.

anyway, u could have a chocolate cichlid, red terrors,GT,Flowerhorn,Red Devil, Midas, Discus,Festivums, Nics, rainbows cichlids, Jags, vieja argentia, vieja zonatum,
 
According to the calculator its 425l, sadly I am not putting anything special in it, just my 3 tank busting turtles.

Balloons&killies I got it off ebay for £50 :good:
 
Redmoor Wood with Java moss slowly creeping up the roots. With lushious Anubias nana and thin spindly leaved Java Fern inbetween the bulky "base" parts of the wood. Scattered over a sand substrate with small rounded flat pebbles dotted here and there. Perhaps a shoal of Melanotaenia Praecox and a nice mini efficient army of otos to help with algae.

This isnt just a tank, this is an M&S tank ;) Lol
 
I've recently gone through a phase of wanting a female red terror. These can look stunning. I would say you have room for a pair of these fish given the dimensions of the tank.

post-490-1192981014.jpg



Another option would be a south american biotope (1 school of tetra, a few dwarf cichlids, a school of cory's - lots of bogwood and plants with a sandy substrate).

With a tank of those dimensions, you have a lot of options open to you. I can think of a ton of ideas, but at the end of the day its your tank - so any ideas to narrow down suggestions would be helpful.

This your's? ive been oooing and arring about getting one for ages but not sure on how it'll get on with the midas. one sexy looking fish
 
I've recently gone through a phase of wanting a female red terror. These can look stunning. I would say you have room for a pair of these fish given the dimensions of the tank.

post-490-1192981014.jpg



Another option would be a south american biotope (1 school of tetra, a few dwarf cichlids, a school of cory's - lots of bogwood and plants with a sandy substrate).

With a tank of those dimensions, you have a lot of options open to you. I can think of a ton of ideas, but at the end of the day its your tank - so any ideas to narrow down suggestions would be helpful.

This your's? ive been oooing and arring about getting one for ages but not sure on how it'll get on with the midas. one sexy looking fish

Unfortunately not. Just one off google images.

Compatibility will be an issue, RT and Midas are two fish with a lot of potential aggression. Lots of variables too...tank size, size of midas and RT, how long the midas has been in the tank and the indiviual fishes personalities.
 
i would be tempted to do a brackish setup or buy that porcupine puffer for sale in the classified adds.
 

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