38 gallon oddball tank

[CCchaos04]

I have an 38 gallon that i would like to stock with some oddball fish. Would an african butterfly fish, a baby whale, a couple peacock gudgeons and a dragon goby work or any combination of those? Also does anyone have any information on breeding any of these fish? I'm wanting to breed the gudgeons the most.

 

[asd159263]

what is a baby whale? can you give the scientific name or a link or something

 

[Betta-Gurl]

what is a baby whale? can you give the scientific name or a link or something

baby whales are the bomb definitly get maybe 2 of those i love them!!
heres a link http://www.aquariacentral.com/species/db.cgi?db=fresh&uid=default&ID=0536&view_records=1

 

[asd159263]

sounds like a cool fish, but just how electric are they

 

[Oddball~]

Not very. They use electricity to find food, and can't shock you.

Dragon gobies are strictly brackish water fish and will die shortly in FW conditions. A butterfly fish would work, 3 baby whales, 2 peacocks gudeons, maybe 4 kuhli loaches???

 

[Betta-Gurl]

i agree with oddball thats pretty much the exact setup of oddballz i would do!

 

[Oddball~]

Im glad you agree.

 

[CCchaos04]

that sounds great. I was thinking about kuhli loaches for a different tank and it never occurred to me to put them in the 38 gallon.

 

[CCchaos04]

could i possibly do that in a 29 gallons except without the butterfly? i want to use my 38 for my cichlids so i can keep some of the babies when they grow up.

 

[Oddball~]

Not really, 8 less gallons equals less fish.

I would take out 2 Kuhli Loaches, or the butterfly and the gudgeons, or something with 2 fish