Taking stock: The idea of aquatic diversity, density, and the fish

Have you noticed that, as aquarists, we tend to approach the stocking of our aquariums as an exact science of sorts? Like so many hobbyists, I personally enjoy virtually every aspect of aquarium-keeping- yes- even water exchanges! However, one of the parts of this game that always drives me a bit crazy is developing and executing on a stocking plan! Now, it's not the aspect of, "I want more fishes than my tank can handle!" No, I'm pretty disciplined about that going in. With me, it's more of a question of, "Which of the 14 candidate fishes do I want to add to the tank?" Is this a unique "Scott-Fellman-is-a-bit-wierd" problem, or do we all have this, to some extent? I suspect we all doOkay, I HOPE we all do! I mean, I generally know the types of fishes I want.

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