aggressive 25 gal

whitey

Member
Yep, a couple damsels is all youre gonna be able to do in a 25.
A Dwarf Lion may be okay but would keep it as the only fish in there if you do.
 

pfitz44

Active Member
Dwarf lion no... they need MINIMUM 40 gallons... plus youll never beable to keep the water quality up... i have a hard enough time doin it in a 55
 

jr2857

Active Member
Originally Posted by PFitz44
Dwarf lion no... they need MINIMUM 40 gallons... plus youll never beable to keep the water quality up... i have a hard enough time doin it in a 55
really? i gotten my trates trites lowered alot. they're down to 5ppm and .1 or lower in my 20 long.
 

crimzy

Active Member
Originally Posted by PFitz44
Dwarf lion no... they need MINIMUM 40 gallons... plus youll never beable to keep the water quality up... i have a hard enough time doin it in a 55
You think you can predict water quality without having any idea what type of filtration is being used? That would be a good trick!
 

whitey

Member
Crimzy, you like to start meaningless arguments don't ya.
We all think it's really funny. Congrats
 

crimzy

Active Member
Originally Posted by Whitey
Crimzy, you like to start meaningless arguments don't ya.
We all think it's really funny. Congrats

Actually I was making a point. To suggest that a dwarf lion wouldn't work because of water quality has no merit without considering the filtration. But thanks for the support.
 

whitey

Member
I'm sorry you confused that with support, it certainly was not.
More of ridicule. But keep up the good work. Again,
 

crimzy

Active Member
Originally Posted by Whitey
I'm sorry you confused that with support, it certainly was not.
More of ridicule. But keep up the good work. Again,

You're hijacking this person's thread to ridicule me? Got some extra time on your hands, huh. I'm going to delete this thread in a couple minutes out of respect to the original poster and his/her question but you should be a little more curteous to the person who really wants help.
 

debbie

Active Member
Thank you to all whom posted. I currently have a Fuzzy Dwarf Lionfish and just love it so much. I was just curious as to what other types of fish out there considered aggressive that would be good in a 25 gal. No I am not adding more fish to what I already have just wanting to learn about other types of fish out there.
Deb......
 

whitey

Member
Poor thing. I hardly hijacked this thread.
I just responded to your childish posts about others who are offering their opnions.
Thanks.
 
N

nereef

Guest
Originally Posted by jr2857
really? i gotten my trates trites lowered alot. they're down to 5ppm and .1 or lower in my 20 long.
jr, you have a dwarf lion?
 

aw2

Active Member
Why is that every thread that Whitey posts in turns into the useless banter, in a hi-jacked thread, where he constantly attacks people? Sorry, Debbie...he's like our resident pain in the keister. We've just all learned to put up with him.
Debbie,
It's really difficult for a 25gal. to be turned into an aggressive tank. Aggressive fish are messier eaters, therefore requiring heavier filtration. And, there are not too many choices, since most will outgrow the 25gal. tank limit.
Dwarf Lions, no matter the species, would best be kept in a 40gal. or more...most will reach 6", in length, at least.
Anglers/Frogfish are a good candidate, for a 25gal. but require heavy duty filtration and are extremely sensitive to nitrates and copper.
Smaller species of Scorpionfish would be ok, but the problem is that 99% of fish stores either dont carry them or mislabel them, when they have them in stock. You could end up with a Scorp that'll max out at 3" or one that'll max out at 15"...it's a tough decision.
There are also Mantis Shrimp. Most people hate them and want them dead, especially in their reef tanks, but I'm a huge fan and have kept many over the years.
 
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