Your Dream Tank

A 100g planted.

Either Amazon or SE Asian themed, lots of small fish. Tetras with dwarf cichlids or microrasbora or other small cyprinids with a few pairs of small anabantids.

Got the stand ready. The rest is going to have to wait a few years (I'm not going to want to move it, need to be a little more settled).
 
I'd have a new house with a section of it that is similar to sea world's aquarium or a 50k+ gallon tank that can take care of itself with no filters. All i need to do with that tank is to add food. :D
 
A 3000g self-sufficient Brackish tank
A 5000g self-suffiecient Salt water tank
and
A 10000g self-suffiecient freshwater tank

I cant even begin to contemplate what fish I would put in them
 
Mine would be a five foot long tank that acts as a room divider filled with cardinal tetras and 4 altum angelfish and some scavengers.

I love watching little fish swim in a huge tank. Especially schools of tiny fish swimming as one unit.
 
a wall divider tank with asian arowanas, datnoids, stingrays and a giant fly river turtle.

and a huge bigger than garage sized tank with some red tailed cats, big southamerican cichlids and an araipaima to watch over things. maybe some piranhas too.
 
I'm planning out my "dream" tank now (well, not a dream tank because i'm actually doing it).

Its a 185g bichir tank (big, but not so big that maintenance is a PITA). Mostly bare-bottom (some black sand), with a couple large centrally placed rocks, and a few smaller outlying ones. Black background. Some floating waterpsrite (nice low tech plant, no need for CO2, ferts or super wattage lighting). The best part is having a bichir pile.
 
Mine's a 1500 gallon blackwater biotope able to sustain a small colony of 3-4 species of apistos as well as a group of altum angels for generations. The tank would be filled with leave litter and about 600 lbs of driftwood. There'd also be sword plants everywhere with anachris to accent the tank.
 
A 2000 Galon tank set up In a master bedroom, with all types of semi agressive fish.
 
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