i have two many empty tanks suggestions on stock

alright so i have several empty tanks
two 10gal tanks
a 29 gal
and a 7.5 gallon fluval ebi
can anyone suggest some small fish stocking suggestions
not really looking for non annual killifish or guppys as my water is kinda soft and i would rather not docter it in small tanks
maybe i'll do shrimps only ...
give me some suggestions

Cichlids from Dave's Rare Fish!!!

you could snag my proven pair of brichardi for that 29. its what i have them in now.. lolz going cheap too.

hmm daves rare fish has some interesting africans but most those fish get bigger than i would like to keep in mostly ten gallon tanks, the brichardi i have never found interesting for some reason

Pea puffers in the 10g, shellies in the other 10g and apistos/tetras in the 29g
what do you think

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hobbyorobsession wrote:hmm daves rare fish has some interesting africans but most those fish get bigger than i would like to keep in mostly ten gallon tanks, the brichardi i have never found interesting for some reason

Shell Dwellers are always great in a 10 gal

The 29g is a cool size that gives a lot of possibilities. I am debating on what to set up in mine. But so far I have come up with a Tang tank, a dwarf pike, apisto tank or a lone puffer like a congo.

DMD u seem to favor wet pets. that said id personally go with the puffer. they can be very personal towards their owners. i love my tangs dont get me wrong, but for you id say the puffer would be a good bet.

I have been looking at both the Congo and Mekong puffers. Both are very lame as wet pets. They are simply lumps that sit there until food come and they spring out of hiding and grab their prey. They still intrigue me but I think the Tangs are going to be more interesting to watch.

Plus I want a easy to feed fish that will eat the pellets and frozen foods I use. I am concerned about the puffers need to have foods that keep its beak/teeth growth in check; snails and hard item foods.