a list of freshwater aquarium fish

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Freshwater aquarium maintenance and care, as well as a comprehensive list of freshwater fish species.

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Complete marine and freshwater aquarium fish, invertebrate, coral, and plant profiles. With information for fish tanks, care, breeding, and biotopes.

A vast number of species of fish have been successfully kept in the home aquarium. This list gives only some of the most commonly-kept species. Contents ...

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A vast number of species of fish have been successfully kept in the home aquarium. This list gives only some of the most commonly-kept species.

You heard me right. People always ask about how smart some type of fish is, or whether or not it'll be able to recognize them, or if they'll do an aquatic jitterbug when they approach. It get tiring. Not to offend any fish owners, but what are some downright dim freshwater fish, in your opinion? Does the size of the fish or the genus in which it belongs plays a factor in its intelligence level? Does it vary greatly between individuals of the same species too? Last two questions are entirely optional. Just list some thick fish. *play Not "plays." I'm a Grammar Nazi.

I am fairly new to the aquarium thing but I have really enjoyed the small 10 gallon tank I had set up in my classroom. I took a gamble and found a great deal on a 40 gallon hexagon tank. It's all set up and the water is stable and testing normal for everything. I'm ready for fish but I want to make sure i do it right. In my classroom I had a Dalmatian Molly that had about 25 babies, I didn't do my research. I'd like to have a variety of bottom, middle and top swimmers since it's a taller tank and I'd like a variety of color, size and interesting fish that will live peacefully. I'd like to stay away from live bearers since I don't have the capacity to breed nor do i want a full tank of the same fish. Any suggestions or "fish lists" would be greatly appreciated! I've been researching and can find info on specific fish but I really want a list of fish that fit my needs and will live well together. Thanks!! This hexagon is not very narrow, it's actually quite stocky, 24" wide and 26" tall.

I used to have 8 guppies and 1 pitbull pleco in my 10 gallon aquarium.. I sold the 8 guppies and got $19 I didn't sell the pleco, because I need a bottom feeder. I upgraded my 10 gallon to a 20 gallon aquarium.. I was thinking of making a tropical or freshwater aquarium... What fish should I get? Please make a list (m)^_^(m)

I have a 55 gal. freshwater aquarium and I just bought 4 amazon swords and 4 ruffled amazon swords. In about three days I started to notice they were becoming brown and transparent. I kept observing them and it kept getting worse. I looked it up at came kept coming across the statement that my plants were just getting used to my water, I also saw that some people said that it could be a pleco. My PH is around 7.0, and a have absolutely no ammonia. Here are a list of fish that I keep in my aquarium: -1 yoyo loach -1 rainbow shark -1 whisker shrimp -1 freshwater flounder -6 lemon tetra -1 bristle nose pleco -1 royal farowella -6 zebra danio -1 chinese algae eater -1 upside down catfish Hope you guys can help. -Thanks

i just got a 12 gallon tank and i was planning on getting four fish but it turns out one of them gets too big and another is too aggresive. I need help deciding 3 or 4 fish to get for the tank that are really cool looking or colorful (ex. dwarf gourami, knifefish) but also are reletively small and compatable with most other fish. and if its possible, could someone also send me a link that has a list of all freshwater fish w/pics cuz ive been searching for hours and havent found one. thnx for the help!

I have a freshwater aquarium that needs several water changes each week, due to it being heavily stocked. Now, the water that I've been using as replacement is tap water that I run through a Pur water filter, and I am also adding a water conditioner as an extra precaution. The filter is said to remove all heavy metals as well as a whole list of other things from my water. Do you think it would be fine to just trade out the straight up filtered water, or should I keep using the water conditioner. I'm just so sick and tired of measuring out chemicals for my fish tank! Is there a way to know if my filter is removing the chlorine and chloramine from my water? For what it's worth, it sure tastes chlorine-free! i have about 20 guppies in a 25 gallon tank.....SHOULD I be changing the water that much? Its just guess work, really. I have no idea what I'm doing. i've got the pH under control, its the chemicals i'm asking about

My fish are happy and healthy.I think more fish should be in the mix now.I've been thinking about this for a while.Do you think that since I have successfully ran an aquarium for two weeks now, I could get more fish?It's a ten gallon and I already have a list of fish that I think would go nicely in my aquarium. * ten gallon freshwater 1. 2 Otocinclus catfish 2. 4 neon tetras *Fish I own right now 1 Dalmation lyretail mollie Tell me what you think.Thanks bunches for the help! P.S: What I mean by successfully running an aquarium, is that none of the fish in it have taken a ride on the porcelain express.

Give me a list of all the fish that you would stock in a 30 gallon freshwater aquarium.

Well I've been looking around at all the beastly stuff you can put in your saltwater aquarium. I've been looking so much, in fact, that I got to really wanting one. What is a good size? I would personally like a 55 gallon aquarium. What about a 30 gallon? How do you filter a saltwater aquarium? Do you need to drill holes in the back or can I just use a Whisper® Bio-wheel? How much salt should I put in per gallon? What do Marine fish eat? I don't think they would be the same as freshwater fish!! With my freshwater aquarium, I leave to go on long trips. When I do so, I hook up my automatic-feeder. Can this be done with a saltwater reef too? Please list a bunch of details!! Thanks SO much for your time.

For my freshwater aquarium (20 gallon) I thought I will keep: 6: Cardinal Tetras 1: Bristlenose Pleco 1: Female Betta 1: Dwarf Gourami 1: Male Guppy 3: Female Guppy I know the guppies will breed. If that's to many fish what fish should I get rid of?

This is for a 20 gallon and 65 gallon freshwater aquarium. On my list so far I have: thermometer net Cycle or BioSpira salt decorations (bogwood, fake plants or rocks) conditioner air pump/air stones live plants fish gravel pump/filter bucket fish food plant food hood light timer heater Am I missing anything? Let me know, as I am not entirely sure of what is needed otherwise... THANKS!!!!!!!! Oh yeah, i forgot that I did have a gravel cleaner (siphon) Please do not tell me I do not need things. I want/ need everything I have listed. And yes, 'hannova' I have researched the fish I want, in depth. Also, I have a test kit, a Master TestKit. Besides, I have had success with fish cycling. I BELIEVE that bio spira works, and thats my opinion. I am only asking for what I am missing here, which is apparently nothing, as no one seems to be able to give me something I can use! Thanks, but no thanks. If you have something to add, please make it useful.

I would like a list of pretty freshwater fish that don't get too big. (Maximum 4 inches) Just wondering. You don't need to know aquarium size or anything, I just want to know what's out there! Thanks!

Ok, I know it is harder than larger aquariums to keep stable and functional and requires more maintenance but it can be done. I have over 15 years of freshwater tank experience and ready to move up to saltwater, however I only have room on a desk for a 10 gallon aquarium. I have bought the aquarium, so now I need an itemized list from you on what to do next, like this... 1. Add water and InstantOcean salt 2. Cycle water for a week 3. Blah blah blah, etc... If someone can give me just an idiot's list like that of what I will need to do before I actually buy any fish, then I would appreciate it. A list is much better than paragraphs. THANKS!! p.s. - Specific model numbers would be appreciated too. Like the exact filter I would need Brand+Model #, and any other model numbers I need. Keep in mind it is a 10gallon, so the cheaper the better. I am doing this on a budget. Basically - if you had to send a Robot to go buy items and set up the 10 gallon for saltwater fish, what list would you give the robot? AGAIN THANKS!!

i need a web site that will show a hole list of aquarium freshwater catfish fish also with the pictures and any 1 help?

I recently received a tank from a neighbor.I was wondering what items will i need to start.I plan on making a small freshwater community since it is best suited for beginners.I just need know a list of items to get (ranging from filter, types of food, tank maintenance items and ext.)Also, can u please provide another list of suitable fish that can be together in a community.