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90 Gallon Bow Front Stocking Ideas


zoopkamol
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Dont usually ask for stocking ideas but...i am pondering what i want to do in newest tank

doing a large school of corys (90%) chance of at least 15 of them

Ok info on tank:

aprox 90 gal bow front with an 3" wide 3D rock background made from styrofoam

tank in 48"L x 26"H and 13"W at narrowest and 18" at bow

canister filter and an AC110

2 x 150W heaters

lighting still up in the air

gonna be sandy bottom with few chunks of med driftwood and some crypts and an amazon sword centerpiece

open to all kinds of fish that will work

tanks i have now are:

180gal community with rainbows, clown loaches, BN, ottos, tiger barbs

140 gal mbuna

36 gal "Lazer" rainbow species planted tank

40 gal neolamp multis colony

20 gal shrimp tank(snail also)

now looking to stock said 90 gallon soon

so looking for ideas for stocking with corys in mind or other suggestions also

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If you really want "a large school of corys", aim for at least double the original amount. In large tanks, a "large school" doesn't look as cool as it does in smaller ones; but, there's something awesome about having a huge school of fish swimming together. I had a 120 gal w. 120 Cardinals and 25 rummynose - one of the best displays I've had!

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I am Leading towards 100 cardinals and a school of 25-30 pygmy cories or 20 panda cories

which I will order from Spencer in early July. Might toss in a BN for bit of algae control or couple of larger snails.

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