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<blockquote data-quote="dean nelson" data-source="post: 135766" data-attributes="member: 1305"><p>Yeah that's definitely&nbsp; pumpkin seed the greens are pretty plain like the gills. lunk yes the tank in my living room although that pic is from last summer. you definitely need filtration to keep them going and not all nasty. I use a big double sided top one on this tank that's a 50 gallon. a under rock one would be far better then top hough. one big thing with these are if you accidentally bring in one sick fish you can wipe out your aquarium sometimes for years. I have a huge problem with a fin fungus that came in with a batch of minnows I threw in for some bass. once that shit gets into the tank it's a bitch to get out without removing 100% of everything in the tank and disinfecting the whole lot and getting all new rocks. oh and just remembered my all time favorite fish for a tank are baby bullheads. they really a blast to watch especially at feeding time. they lay there till you hit the light and then start roaming around looking for food. the second a piece of food touches even the farthest tip of one of their whiskers they turn and slam it in the blink of an eye.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="dean nelson, post: 135766, member: 1305"] Yeah that's definitely pumpkin seed the greens are pretty plain like the gills. lunk yes the tank in my living room although that pic is from last summer. you definitely need filtration to keep them going and not all nasty. I use a big double sided top one on this tank that's a 50 gallon. a under rock one would be far better then top hough. one big thing with these are if you accidentally bring in one sick fish you can wipe out your aquarium sometimes for years. I have a huge problem with a fin fungus that came in with a batch of minnows I threw in for some bass. once that shit gets into the tank it's a bitch to get out without removing 100% of everything in the tank and disinfecting the whole lot and getting all new rocks. oh and just remembered my all time favorite fish for a tank are baby bullheads. they really a blast to watch especially at feeding time. they lay there till you hit the light and then start roaming around looking for food. the second a piece of food touches even the farthest tip of one of their whiskers they turn and slam it in the blink of an eye. [/QUOTE]

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