What would you do with a 10,000 gallon tank?

[OgreMkV]

I just saw this thread...

Here are some approximate dimensions and my plans

32' x 16' x 3' deep : flouder/rays/scallops

16' x 4' x 12' deep : coral cliff biotope... Motay, chambered natuli, humbolt squid

16' x 16' x 6' deep: six pointed star shaped coral atoll

 

[The Zigman]

Buy A jetSki!! and go tubin...seroiusly though, Stingrays, and lots of them...

 

[the fox]

I would:
45 oscars
American cichlids, firemouths, oscars, green terrors, shovel nose cats, red tailed cats and more cichlids.
Or a drawf camain

 

[jpappy789]

I would use it for 'nano' FW fish...I could get schools in the hundreds!!!!

 

[krj-1168]

Black or white - tip reef sharks, some different types of rays, groupers, and anything that can be compatible.

Merry Christmas

Hate to tell you 10,000 gallons isn't large enough for a single adult Blacktip Reef or a Whitetip Reef either.

For a single adult of either - you need about 20,000-30,000 gallons.

 

[BadDogsPa]

I would keep thousands of Neon Tetras and Cherry Shrimp lol

 

[krj-1168]

If you were going to put a shark in a 10,000 gallon tank. Personally I would suggest a smoothhound or even a single Leopard shark.

 

[Hooked Newbie]

How on earth does this thread keep coming back up?

2000 loaches, 5000 Rummy nose, and 1 betta. :grinno:

 

[J double R]

How on earth does this thread keep coming back up?

2000 loaches, 5000 Rummy nose, and 1 betta. :grinno:

can you imagine the look of a school of rummies that big? erv:

 

[rwspear76]

50,000 neon tetras