the temperature depends on what type of fish you want to keep. some like it warm about 26 degrees like molly's whilsh some like it cooler. personally i would look at the fish you have available to you and do some research online about the type of fish that you want. I have three tanks at different temperatures. in one i have five golfish at a temp of 24 degrees and it also houses neon tetra, glow lights and black neone as well and two loaches and three cat fish. they all get on with no problems and the temp means that i can keep them with tropical plants and make the aquarium look nice with no plant restrictions. i also have one that is 26 degrees that houses angels and mollies, silver shark, etc and another that is mostly for young so it is 26 degrees
No, freshwater fish must be kept in freshwater and saltwater fish must be kept in saltwater. The one exception (that I know of) in nature is salmon which migrate from where they were born (freshwater) to the ocean and then back to where they were born again to breed.
They are tropical freshwater fish. They can be kept in an indoor heated tropical aquarium.
A elephant nose fish can be kept with a freshwater parrot fish
Frogs should be kept in a vivarium not an aquarium. They should not be kept with fish ever. The main reason for this is frogs foul up (Poo) in the water and the fish need clean water to breath.
Mollies are tropical fish and should be kept above 70F. Goldfish are coldwater fish and should be kept below 70F. They should NEVER be kept together.
No , guppies are not considered coldwater fish. They are tropical fish native to warmer regions such as South America and the Caribbean. Guppies thrive in water temperatures ranging from 72°F to 82°F (22°C to 28°C). Therefore, they are classified as tropical freshwater fish rather than coldwater fish.
There are many freshwater tropical fish. In fact most of the tropical fish kept by aquarists are freshwater and they can not survive in either cold water or marine (salt) water. In most cases the marine species are much more difficult to keep and much more expensive to set up for.
Freshwater tropical aquariums should be kept at approximately 77 degrees F for optimal fish health. Although tropical fish can survive in water ranging from 72 degrees F to 82 degrees F, it is best to hover around the 77 degree mark. Freshwater fish and aquatic organisms and their potential for farming as food.
It depends entirely on what type of puffer it is. Most puffers should only be kept in species-only tanks. ThePufferForum.com -Hannah- GreenSpottedPuffer.net
Any fish that does not have long fins. p.s. i have a betta named Frodo lol
Betta fish should be kept in water 72-82'F(22-28'C).
No, Tangs cannot be kept in fresh water. Tangs are a saltwater fish. The way I had it explained to me is that saltwater fish don't have enough salt in their bodies, so they have to live in saltwater to make up the extra, and visa versa. Putting a Tang in freshwater would be like putting you on Mars without oxygen.