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what fish to keep
I got two tanks inside my house another going in my shed.
I would like to keep a couple of fish in it to keep it going. What would be a good fish to keep and easy to breed? The breeding part is not for me to make a living out of it , just would like to see it happen if it happens. Thanks |
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Are these real?
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It's really a matter of personal choice... there are so many fish available, and you don't even mention tank size or anything else, so I am just gonna say:
Livebearers! Guppies, Platies, Mollies, Swordtails... easy to keep, easy to breed.
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thanks
tank is 48"x14"x18" just want to keep a few like 6 to 8. No specail set up. One more, ratio males to females. Swordtails i will lean towards. Next time i will put more information. Thanks again |
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Planted Tank VIP
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Personally... i fyou want interesting fish to watch and dont want to many.. maybe a colony of shell dwelling cichlids.. or a harem of Kribensis.... Maybe even a pair of Convicts..
Cichlids are awesome parents and extremely interesting to watch.. and if you only want a few fish you can give away the babies as they are born
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