Fish on your bucket list

DMD123

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So what are the fish on your fish keeping bucket list?

For me I have two lists, the one is a realistic list that one day I could own them and the other is the dream bucket list because the fish are just too expensive or illegal.

My realistic bucket list: (One day, it will be mine...  :lmfao:  )
Black arowana
Fahaka Puffer
Umbee
FW ray    

My dream bucket list: (Lets face it, either too expensive or just plain illegal)
Asian arowana      

Cross River Puffer
Snakehead

Arapaima    

Not fish but aquatic in nature - Fly River Turtle


So what would be on your list?
 
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Anonymous

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The list is in my signature DMD123. I've actually raised them but had to re-home them because they would out grow my tank. So, the Bucket list would include a 400 gallon tank so I can house all the fish in my signature.

:D
 

DMD123

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I still see a 400 gallon as an achievable tank in your lifetime (after all your only 40). So I put that into the realistic bucket list.
 

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ShortyKiloGyrl said:
Can you image those both in the same tank. :)
I can imagine the pinoy angelfish because I could actually afford one. The pleco is on the dream list.
 

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ShortyKiloGyrl said:
Pinoy's aren't cheap either though. I've seen them 50+ for 1 fish. Too much for my pockets.
That is still on my affordable list. On my dream list, the cross river puffer can be $400-$500 for a 3"-5" fish if you can even find one.
 

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What Ive read says one Tablespoon of salt per five gallon would be good for them. So brackish would be right. But aquatic with flippers and not needing a basking area to climb out on are pretty cool.
 

CMooreCichlids

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I don't really have a fish bucket list, but I have a tank bucket list.

Two tanks that taunt my dreams...

An 8'x4'x4' peacock bass, altifron, widebar silver dollar tank
And a 12'x3'x3' planted altum angel Amazon biotope tank with a movable terrarium ontop.

I just have to get my wife to agree to such craziness and the building will begin!
 

DMD123

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FRT's get pretty big, at 22"-28" from the different sites Ive looked at. The thing can apparently get to 50 pounds!
 

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CMooreCichlids said:
I just have to get my wife to agree to such craziness and the building will begin!
It's easier to ask forgiveness than permission.  :D 
 

ShortyKiloGyrl

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DMD123 said:
FRT's get pretty big, at 22"-28" from the different sites Ive looked at. The thing can apparently get to 50 pounds!
Wholey moses. I'll just come visit the DMD Aquarium when you get one :) haha
 

DMD123

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If I did get a FRT, I would have to charge an admittance fee.
 

CMooreCichlids

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DMD123 said:
CMooreCichlids said:
I just have to get my wife to agree to such craziness and the building will begin!
It's easier to ask forgiveness than permission.  :D 
That's very true, but kicking the In-Laws out to build my 12' planted altum tank would probably be a deal breaker.
 
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