What to do with a 150

[Duddits]

Well now now. I have a dilemma. I can get the 150g still for $300 but found out it only comes with stand, canopy, tank and possibly lights OR I can get a FREE 120g tank with stand. Hmmmmm what would you do?

 

[cbourg746]

You buy the 150 for $300 and send me the 120 for free!!!! Haha

 

[CRUSHER]

Get both!

Well now now. I have a dilemma. I can get the 150g still for $300 but found out it only comes with stand, canopy, tank and possibly lights OR I can get a FREE 120g tank with stand. Hmmmmm what would you do?

 

[Cecil2010]

Get both!

+1 can never have too many!

 

[Lunchbox209]

Get both and sell the 120 and put that money towards the 150

 

[Duddits]

Hmmmmm both would be nice and yeah I could sell the 120 for a few hundred bucks and put it toward the 150. Oh decisions decisions lol

 

[Pton46]

Get both and store one if you don't have the room....

You'll kick yourself...trust me been there....

 

[imtcurveball]

Go with cichlids... and some shell dwellers can accompany them

 

[Duddits]

Go with cichlids... and some shell dwellers can accompany them

How well do shell dwellers do with other African cichlids? Like peacocks, haps and mbunas?

 

[MABJ]

Shell dweller tank was suggested by me like 10 pages back. Rofl.

But unfortunately they wouldn't do well with the bigger fish.

 

[Duddits]

Shell dweller tank was suggested by me like 10 pages back. Rofl.

But unfortunately they wouldn't do well with the bigger fish.

Lol I'm not giving him the credit for suggesting it. I was just curious if I could mix them. It would give a nice balance between mid water swimmers and bottom fish like shell dwellers.

On another note. I've decided that I'm just going to get the 120 for now and empty my 55g into it. Possibly add a few other male peacocks, preferably ob peacocks. I'm going to use the 55 as my kids community tank. They've taken a great interest to the fresh water sharks ie bala, rainbow and silver shark. So I'm thinking of maybe a mild tank with tiger barbs, cherry barbs, sharks, Cory's, rainbows and possibly a group of neon tetras and of course, live plants with a sand bed, maybe black sand.

What do you all think?