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Is this a good stocking?
First what is the smallest tank size for freshwater sting rays?
And is this a good stocking?.....
1 arowana,
2 parrot cichlids
2 oscar cichlids
And I don't know what this fish is but it's similar to the bovillian ram cichlid but grows bigger, if you know what that fish is please tell me,
Any way 3 angelfish
1 L387 pleco
2 sailfin plecos
4 Bala sharks
5 clown loaches
And 3 corydoras, or would they be better off in a smaller tank thanks guys and what size tank would I need thanks guys!!!!!!!
Guys will these fish be ok in a 150 gallon
1 Answer
- Anonymous7 years ago
Usually esimate size of tank by counting total number of inches all your fish added together equals - most of the fish you have chosen will grow quite large, especially the oscars, which will probably not get along with the angels, the parrotfish, or the arowana. You are trying to mix too many "alpha" fish together. In my opinion, a 55 gal. tank would support 2 oscars with smaller fish, or 1 arowana with smaller fish, or 3 angelfish with smaller fish. The Oscar can grow as big as a dinner plate and the arowana can grow up to 4" long, much to big for even a 55 gal. When you buy these fish you should realize you are buying babies, check sources to find out how big these fish will get and pick an aquarium accordingly.