265gal full tank shot

[Rallysman]

Thank you

 

[fishcatch22]

it rocks! you've got quite a variety of monsters in there!

 

[Max]

Really, nice tank ! great looking fish!

 

[eman b115]

Sup Rallys

hey you only have those 6 monster in that tank???

 

[guppygirl123]

Amazing thank! I wish I had the room (and money) for a tank that big. I really want to see that stingray tank!

 

[Rallysman]

hey you only have those 6 monster in that tank???

I have the arowana, chinese perch, jag, 2 oscars, a common pleco, a royal pleco, and the clown knife.

 

[Rallysman]

here is a couple more, just for fun

 

[vanimate]

I dont know, that tank looks a little overstocked. Plus that piece of driftwood is taking up too much space.

 

[fishcatch22]

I dont know, that tank looks a little overstocked. Plus that piece of driftwood is taking up too much space.

I was thinking that but I held my tongue. maybe he has plans for larger tanks?

 

[Rallysman]

I dont know, that tank looks a little overstocked. Plus that piece of driftwood is taking up too much space.

You d!ck

I'd like to reiterate. The nitrates are at a constant 15ppm (never higher than 20), They have more than enough room to swim and interact, and most of the time only half of the tank is used. The only fish that uses the whole tank is the arowana (who hasn't grown an inch in a year, he was saved from a 150).

I know the knife will *eventually* outgrow the tank, but, he was 16" long and in a 29 gallon tank, so I saved him as well. All of the other fish are done growing (basically). I have room for a pond in my basement, and that will probably be set up in the near future.
Also, the albino channel cat was once again saved from a 20 gal tank, and now lives in a 1700gal indoor pond.