[Lars]

I had to rehome by Bala sharks as they were too active for the rest of the tank and stressed everybody else out (including certain members of my household)
So currently I have:
5 Angel fish
2 Severums
1 Common Pleco

There is lot's of room and options, but I can't decide what I should go with.

What would you add?

Thanks for any suggestions.

 

[TomC]

I like Keyholes and Firemouth Cichlids. A large school of Corydorus is nice, too.

 

[Smiladon]

school of rainbow fish

 

[VElderton]

I have a great group of full size convicts I am wanting to re-home. They act like a colony and really get along. If you are interested PM me or send me a text (604) 240-096two

 

[charles]

More exotic plecos, a few hundred cardinals

 

[Longimanus]

I know they are super common, but I absolutely love my Giant Danios. Look like little trout swimming around. A school of them looks really cool.

 

[dino]

I want to do a South American

 

[SeaHorse_Fanatic]

It sounds like you already have the beginnings of a great SA biotope tank.

 

[Lars]

Thanks for all the great suggestions. I like the idea of keeping it as a SA biotope. I'll make sure to update once the re-stock is done.

 

[bonsai dave]

In my semi Sa biotope . I have added rainbows and they have add a lot of colour and fun to the tank. You can add discus and angels to your collection they will fit in perfectly.

 

[charles]

I have lots of SA from panda uaru, geophagus, flagtail, discus, plecos.

 

[VElderton]

In my Asian biotope I have G. Danios that spawn and I get fry from.

In my SA biotope I have Beuno Aires tetras that school and move in the same way. They also live for years. I find they are great with cardinal tetras and between them and the Angels the cardinals stay in a nice tight school.

I like the fish distribution and movement in this tank.

BA tetras on top milling about. Cardinal tetras mid water. Angels drifting in and out. A. agassizii sliding through the plantings. Little schools of Corys scurrying around with the BN pleco horde on the bottom.