Well i go pick up the 90 gal tomorrow night. Right now i have 29 gal that was given to me complete with healthy fish. I have to keep a really close eye on it because the former owners let the fish outgrow the tank right now it has 3 tin foil barbs between 8-10 inches in it 4 tigar barbs 2 rosie barbs and 2 black barbs 2 weird catfish i have to see if i can figure out what type. I was not crazy about the stock at all at first. But all the fish in the tank are very friendly. Heck i am trying my best to get my new tanks cycled. Right now i am running a hang on filter and a 303 fluval on the 29 and watching the chemicals pretty closely doing partial water changes every 3 days. In the 125 tank right now i have 6 fully grown silver dollars 3-4 inch bodies 4 huge angels that were given to me. 3 albino cory cats 2 regular corys 1 parrot fish 1 kissing groumi and 3 platties that came with the angels. The other 125 that is cycling right now is going to be for the angel fish only. I am planning on pulling the rest of the fish out of the other 125 and putting them in the 90 that i am going to start putting together then when its cycled. I figured i would put the tin foil barbs,tigar barbs all the fish in the 125 with the silver dollars they seem pretty aggressive they chase the angels and other fish now. That way all the big fish will be in 1 tank the angels in another and the rest in the 90 gal. I am not pulling any of the fish in the 72 i am going to leave that one alone everyone seems happy there. Does this sound like a good idea The only reason i bought the 90 was because i really liked the big tinfoils after getting to know them

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72 bow front
125 semi aggressive tank
125 angelfish tank
29 breeder tank
90 gal 11-10-11

Sounds great to me. Have fun with the water changes :/ Do you have a python?

Also, what's going to happen to the 29?

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Officially fishless until after the move....tune in later for details!

Yeah, water changes....having a few big tanks make them lengthy.