Stocking A 900 Gallon Indoor Pond!

[BigBeginner]

I have a indoor pond but mines only 75 gals, no where near as large as yours, and for turtles, so no fishes for me Good luck =] i love indoorponds

 

[matchstickman47]

sting ray

there so cool their on display in maiden head aquatics with a dragon arowana so i asume some arnt saltwater and can be kept...correct me if im wronge

As you are likely to be looking in from the top I would go for something like rays.

I can just see the Archerfish jumping out all of the time.

ahh so they can well then why not!
they look brilliant from above

 

[joshjames]

Clown Loaches.
Those are cool.

loads of clown loaches would look amazing


Since its a 900 G, get some Bala Sharks.

always loved bala sharks
i like the idea of rays of some sort

also i think a pirana tank would be cool but wouldnt want to fall in

 

[hollanda88]

1 neon tetra

like the thinking, i think will be easy to maintain and feed lol

 

[Nick16]

dont archer fish jump? if so it will have to be covered

 

[matchstickman47]

go for mudskippers you will se em jumping up onto the rocks
they are the best for above view

just make shor you add rock above the water

 

[Loony Fish]

1 neon tetra

i don't know, that might be pushing the limit

 

[jourdy288]

Perhaps you could add a bunch of rosey red minnows, get a breeding population of them, and then you could add a couple of some sort of predator of them, a teeny ecosystem, that could be interesting.

 

[Jazzzz]

pictures even just off concrete room

 

[matchstickman47]

im still sticking to mudskippers because the are the most fun to watch

 

[kevinthecow]

How deep is the pond?
Drop your temperature, make it a koi pond!
Or ton's of fancies.
that would be cool.

@ loony, : huge bump you did there.

my last post = When I just joined this forum.
around that, LOL.

 

[three-fingers]

im still sticking to mudskippers because the are the most fun to watch

And also require brackish water, as well as potentially escaping and drying out if there isn't some sort of wall around the pond.

 

[love4aquatic]

im still sticking to mudskippers because the are the most fun to watch

And also require brackish water, as well as potentially escaping and drying out if there isn't some sort of wall around the pond.

a lot of hi fin sharks
plecostomus
a lot of clown loaches
Erpetoichthys calabaricus

 

[fatheadminnow]

1 neon tetra

lol

Perhaps you could add a bunch of rosey red minnows, get a breeding population of them, and then you could add a couple of some sort of predator of them, a teeny ecosystem, that could be interesting.

I like the thinking!

 

[Super Dude]

maybe drop the temp to like -40 and get some emporer penguins!!!!!

how about lots of sharks?