75 gallon what should i put in it?

[TaTeR ToT]

its all good, i know i have a reputation,lol

pm me a couple pics of this white morph, it sounds like a pink dolphin knife, ( i think thats what they are called)

they had a natgeo article on them.

they look like an african brown knife, but are an albino like pink color.
they are pretty hard to comeby, and were only discovered ~2-4 years ago in south america.

i have seen them locally a few times.

i like all of the knife fish sp.

they are amazing fishes.
i also really like the baby whales and elephant nose fish.

[TaTeR ToT]

btw, F#'s really dont matter to me, aslong as the fish is in good overall health and condition, and resembles its sp to a t, then im happy.

i dont know what # my smaller dubs are, but i dont care, they are beautiful.
and my julie, i have no idea what he is, but his personality far outweighs his f# rank.

[TaTeR ToT]

my feelings toward wc fish is that they should only be brought in to replinish deminishing quality bloodlines of there sp.
not so everyone can have wc fish
i think they should be brought in and breed to replinish the quality of stock in the trade.

[Mzungu]

Whoa! A 75 gallon for a mbu, fahaka or a stingray is way too small. You could hit up a cichlid enthusiast for suggestions on types of cichlids to put in.

http://houstonfishbox.com/vforums/showthread.php?p=428053#post428053

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[Jose]

I see you like puffers. How about a pignose puffer? I had one in a 90g by itself. Not very active but still a cool puffer. Max size is around 5-6 inches. Mine would follow my finger on the glass and try to bite me. Here goes mine