What Would You Do If You Had...

[Aizy]

a 250-300 gal tank about 8-10 foot long?

Note: I don't have a tank that big yet, I'm just thinking ahead. I'm beginning to feel sorry for my 4 clown loaches in my 80 gallon and since they're my favourite fish by far, I think they deserve more space and a proper school of around 10. I don't however know what else to put in with them that will still be visible in a tank of that size (tetras look a bit too small..) so any suggestions are welcome

 

[BigIan]

ANGELS or discus, and really heavily planted.
either that or a r4eef

 

[ox5477]

either reef, but prob not. or nice brackish tank with some big predators. I've wanted to try both of these

 

[my fat fish]

pirahnas :

 

[DiscusKeeper403]

heavily planted discus tank!

 

[PaulasPets]

tetras look a bit too small..

I bet a couple hundred tetras will look very cool!

 

[CAC]

Rays, Cats and Dats....Oh and Aros...
Nicely stocked, nothing too big, so wont eat your clowns

Would be great...

Mikey

 

[callum_parsons]

rays and some oddballs

 

[dwarfgourami]

Big school of giant danios- or moustached danios. Or both.

 

[sjcneedshelp321]

a really stunning reef, although in my opinion i would make the tank a bit smaller and then have that extra amount of money to spend on your reef and make it amazing.. unless you have an unlimited budget which leaves me a very jealous man !

 

[Aizy]

a really stunning reef, although in my opinion i would make the tank a bit smaller and then have that extra amount of money to spend on your reef and make it amazing.. unless you have an unlimited budget which leaves me a very jealous man !

lol I do wish I had an unlimited budget.. I'd build a whole fish house in that case

Thanks for the ideas everyone. Some of these ideas make me wish I lived in US or some other bigger country since some fish mentioned are impossible to get where I live or at least extremely expensive (reefs for one). So I'm probably either going to have to settle for a angelfish/discus tank or possibly an arowana with some other larger SA cichlids and cats.