Stonefish

I think one stone fish could survive in as little as a 10 gallon tank (with lots of regular water changes and good filtration) but a 20 gallon would be a minimum space just to allow it room to swim. More swimming room would probably make for a healthier and happier fish, if fish can be happy?
 
I think one stone fish could survive in as little as a 10 gallon tank (with lots of regular water changes and good filtration) but a 20 gallon would be a minimum space just to allow it room to swim. More swimming room would probably make for a healthier and happier fish, if fish can be happy?
Oh I thought they needed much bigger
 
Hi

How many gallons do stonefish need
I have heard 100, 50,150,300 what do you guy’s think
I would think your taking at least 150 as the fish grows to around 15” and likes to claim territory.
 

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