So it's looking more and more like Lazarus has eaten all the fish that went missing in the pond (two 8" shubunkins, two 6-8" dojo loaches) . We had barriers and cameras up, saw no raccoon activity, and our huge dojo loach was gone this morning 
So we're thinking instead of having Lazarus in the pond in the summer and inside it the winter, we'll just set up a nice tank for him indoors year round. What size would be good for him? I was thinking 75-125 gallons, and setting up a floating dock or maybe adding a divider for a land area. We can still do some plants and guppies, but no fish with names I'm not sure if he'd need a water heater or a heat lamp, but I know he;'ll need a UV light being inside. Any suggestions for a nice indoor setup? It's a trade off in that he's losing some space, but also I don't have to worry about temp extremes, storms, predators, etc.
Here's his adorable little murderface eating some shrimp this morning.
So we're thinking instead of having Lazarus in the pond in the summer and inside it the winter, we'll just set up a nice tank for him indoors year round. What size would be good for him? I was thinking 75-125 gallons, and setting up a floating dock or maybe adding a divider for a land area. We can still do some plants and guppies, but no fish with names I'm not sure if he'd need a water heater or a heat lamp, but I know he;'ll need a UV light being inside. Any suggestions for a nice indoor setup? It's a trade off in that he's losing some space, but also I don't have to worry about temp extremes, storms, predators, etc. Here's his adorable little murderface eating some shrimp this morning.
