Live bearers are the quickest and easiest to breed and will usually breed more than you want or can contain. Next are Convicts, Texas Cichlid, Chocolate Cichlids and Jack Dempseys. Most African Cichlids breed easily as well. Betta fish can be more difficult since you have to wait for the male to begin building a bubble nest, then find a female with the faint horizontal lines, introduce the two, hope she doesn't die, then remove her once the eggs are being moved to the bubbles by the male. Zebra danios are also easy to breed, and so are White Cloud Mountain Minnows.
There are many species of Freshwater Fish that are bred commercially in ponds. In tropical climes the fish will be mainly tropical and in cooler climates they will be coldwater species. They vary from Tillapia through to Goldfish and Bassa and many others in Asia and the far East. Then there are Trout and Salmon and Murray Cod amongst many others in Australasia. The US of A will also have many species of fish being bred commercially in ponds.
The easiest fish to take care of is the goldfish. You feed them once every two days and I very strongly a filter. You do not have to clean the fishtank as nearly as often. hope that helped xx :)
I would say guppies, mollies, platys, swordtails and such are the easiest...they are all livebearers and will breed constantly once they are old enough....
Because they are easy to breed. some people like the way they look. and some people need a food source for their larger meat eating fish
Freshwater fish typically live in water that does not contain salt. However, some fish, like salmon, live in the ocean and then travel upstream through freshwater rivers to breed. Freshwater fish can be small, like those found in a home aquarium, or very large fish that live in lakes and rivers.
platy and swordtail are some beginners.
The guppy is a fresh water fish.
They eat vegatation in the water and some fish eat other fish. Many Freshwater fish also eat insects and freshwater crustaceans.
Freshwater fish derive small amounts of salt from their freshwater habitat. If you place a freshwater fish in saltwater, the difference in habitat will cause the fish to burst.
Because saltwater fish can only breathe in saltwater (as in the ocean) and freshwater fish can only breathe in freshwater (as in tap water.)
Yes, there are some types of puffers that live in freshwater but they are not compatible with many fish. what kinds?
Rainbow Fish are live bearing fish.
There are different types on puffers. Some live in freshwater and some in saltwater. If you could please elaborate on which kind of puffer fish it would appreciated..... you asshat
bass and salmon
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