What Would You Do With 90L? (24G)

[Megalechis]

I have an aquarium measuring 30Lx12.5Wx15H (in inches.) 90 Litres/24 Gallons.
If you had this available to you right now, what species and landscaping would you put in it?
I've been losing my interest in the aquatics hobby, and am looking for other possibilities in case the fish auction later this month doesn't help spark my interest back up.

[Heatheranne]

Here is a great article on helping to choose the frog that's best for you. It depends on whether you plan to keep it as it or turn it upright and make a tall enclosure.

Terrestrial frogs would be great or you could turn it tall to make a tree frog enclosure.

Sounds like a nice size tank to work with. Lots of options .

http://www.frogforum.net/content/choosing-frog-147/

[Megalechis]

Thanks for the link! I'll be sure to read.

I just measured the stand it's currently on, and turning it tall would be a possibility. I'll have to look into tree frogs to see if I like them, and see what I'd have to do to the tank to make it suitable and perfectly stable. But it's definitely a neat idea, and would make good use of the space, as the rest of the stand could be used for storage, books, pet supplies, et cetera.

[Heatheranne]

You're welcome. Keep us posted. It will be fun to see what you choose and to see the progress on your tank.

[HerpDerp]

I definitely say use it for a frog and not fish. Personally I find those dimensions to not be very good for fish. I think a deeper tank looks better with fish. Also, a larger fish tank is always better because there's less room for error, you can put more fish in it and hey, who doesn't want a bigger tank? I recommend a white's tree frog, but I'm rather partial

[deranged chipmunk]

Shrimp tank.....lol but if i was going frog, darts....a nice azureus or maybe tincs it also would make a killer planted tank with a nice big school of endler's live bearers or chili rasboras. I like that size tank for small fish or inverts.