What Would You Do?

[RadaR]

If you had a 100g tank completely out of the blue, what would you do with it/put in it?

Lets have lots of ideas.

 

[furryrabbit]

buy a pair of small bala sharks and finally relinquish my guilt of having to give away the two that outgrew my tank!!!

 

[jayjay]

lol hate to say it but you'd need a few more bala's and a bigger tank 125g maybe....

i would make it into either a african lake cichlid tank.... planted tank ....NW cichlid tank.... or try a bio-type..... or breed a larger fish.... maybe try a marine tank...

there's so many things you can do with a tank that size

 

[RadaR]

Hehe yeah.

 

[breezer40]

For me it would have to be another Malawi tank full of haps

 

[jayjay]

if you wanted to make it more intresting try something like 500g now that would be a big tank lot's and lot's of possibilites now. you could keep a nice shoal of balla's then furryrabbit lol.

 

[lljdma06]

if you wanted to make it more intresting try something like 500g now that would be a big tank lot's and lot's of possibilites now. you could keep a nice shoal of balla's then furryrabbit lol.

Ok, somebody has to do in these types of threads, and usually someone beats me to it. Not this time.

1 pregnant female guppy. Let the games begin!!!! A study in genetics.

 

[andywg]

Go marine and keep about 4 or 5 dwarf lions (Genus Dendrochirus) in there.

 

[keeper-of-fish]

either a breeding pair of some kind of cichlid or like 5 redbellies

 

[OohFeeshy]

Assuming its about 4x2x2, I'd love an electric catfish (current status being they don't get above 12/13" in captivity), or perhaps a large snakehead, specifically P. Obscura.

 

[Qays]

Or maybe even tonnes of small tropical fishes!

 

[vancouver]

If I had unlimited funds, I'd be all over discus.

 

[Miss Wiggle]

our two highest contenders would be marine or malawi, both of which we'd love but haven't a big enough tank (well not one that's free anyway!) to do justice to.

we've a 30g free at the moment, we wanted malawi and it would just about be possible, but we'd be so limited we thought it's not worth while and we'll just wait until we've a nice big house and can have some big tanks

 

[RadaR]

Wow. Lots and lots of ideas then. Glad weve got such a range of choices.

 

[dgwebster]

id go marine with eiher oriental sweetlips or some pipefish & sea horses

failing that a huge, very active, community freshwater.