Tank Fish
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 5 PCS Fish Tank Aquarium Pump Blue Ball Shape Air Stone US $4.54 |
 3 Diameter Plastic Bio Ball Water Filter for Fish Tank US $5.01 |
 5pcs Aquarium Tank Plastic Floating Fish Ornament Blue US $5.55 |
 Fish Tank Green Plastic Grass Decoration w Ceramic Base US $4.28 |
 Green Plastic Ceratophyllum Grass Fish Tank Decoration US $6.68 |
 12 Green Purple Emulational Lotus Plant for Fish Tank US $7.51 |
 Aquarium Fish Tank 145 Height Purple Blue Plastic Plant Decor US $20.91 |
 Aquarium Fish Tank LCD Digital Thermometer Suction Cup US $1.00 |
 Aquarium Fish Tank Oxygen Air Pump Hydroponics NEW US $1.25 |
 Aquarium Fish Tank Green Plastic Grass Plant 197 US $13.56 |
 Fish Tank Purple Blue Plastic Water Grass Decoration US $6.39 |
 White Blue Plastic Underwater Ornament for Fish Tank US $3.47 |
 Yellow Economic Aquarium Filter Sponge for Fish Tank US $4.99 |
 Aquarium Fish Tank Water Adhesive Stick on Thermometer °F °C US $2.89 |
 Decorative Plastic Plant Aquarium Fish Tank Ornament US $4.22 |
 5 PCS Aquarium Plastic Floating Tank Ornamental Fish US $5.01 |
 5 PCS Mini Plastic Fish Decoration for Aquarium Tank US $5.03 |
 Plastic Aquarium Plants Fish Tank Ornament with Ceramic Base US $9.36 |
What kind of fish would go best in a 29 gallon tank?
I just bought a 29 gl fish tank kit, and I want to get fish but I don't know what kind. Im looking for bright colored fish so that my tank will be colorful. Im also looking for fish that live for quite a while (I know, it probably depends on how well I take care of them). And I don't want anything that will get huge, maybe like 5 inches at the most. Ive had batas before but now I want a big tank. Thanks!
make a community tank!! they're great
get some guppy,molly,sword fish,endlers,and platy
small quantities of each because they breed fast.
your aquarium will look colorful alive and very very cool.
get fake or real bright colored or natural colored plants with maybe some decor like a wrecked ship or a Mermaid statue.
and for the benefit of the fish get a water tester
for ammonia,hardness,pH,nitrate and nitrite and research before you buy any fish so you and your pet can have a good experience!
hope this helps!
My Favorite Fresh Water Fish
I’ve been keeping fresh water fish for about ten years now and have had many different kinds of fresh water fish. Here are a few of my favorite fresh water fish that can add some color and personality to your tank.
Clown loach
The clown loach is a very popular fish amongst professional freshwater fish keepers because of its bright orange and black colors, its long life and its mystery. Clown loaches can only be found in the wild along the inland waters of Indonesia and the surrounding islands. Very little is known about clown loach mating habits and because of that no one has yet been known to successful mate clown loaches in captivity. Clown loaches can grow very large if they are given space to grow. They are a very active and social fish that prefers large groups of other loaches and often can be heard making clicking noises when feeding or fighting. In my experience, clown loaches are fun fish with lots of personality but really deserve a tank at least 60 gallons and preferably should be kept in as large schools, around 7-15 or more. They need lots of hiding places and love to burrow themselves in tiny spaces and holes. They are highly susceptible to the ich disease so they should only be kept by mature fish keepers with time and experience.
Albino cory
The albino cory is an adorable little bottom feeder that has been specially developed and bred for fish aquariums. The albino corys look about how you would expect, with white, nearly see-through skin and pink, reddish eyes. These fun little guys love being in a group of at least 3 or 4 and can often be seen cruising along the bottom of the tank picking up scraps or bouncing up and down the glass of the tank. Albino corys do not get very large and do not need any special care so they are perfect for the new fish keeper who is looking for a bottom feeder to help keep their tank clean.
Blue Gourami
Gouramis come in all different sizes and colors, but I find the blue gourami to be one of the most visually striking of the family. Gourami fish have a long, slender body with elongated rays at the front of their pelvic fins which can be quite beautiful once the fish grows larger and is fed the right food to keep them looking shiny and healthy. The one caveat about these beautiful fresh water tank fish is that they are often very territorial and are notorious fin nippers, often harassing other small fish in community tanks. Thus, gouramis should be kept with other fish that are quick enough to avoid the gourami’s bullying or do not have long, flowing fins that can be easily nipped at.
About the Author
Alan Lomax is a freelance writer and expert in all things botanical and afrobiological.
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