Yellow perch. Bay anchovy. Atlantic salmon. Kokanee salmon. American eel. Common carp. American sturgeon. White bass. Blueback herring. Largemouth bass. White perch. White sucker. Northern pike. Black crappie. Grass carp. American shad. White amur bream. Amur catfish. Bighead carp. Rainbow trout. Diamond darter. Lake sturgeon. American shad herring. River herring. Canh chua. Chinook salmon. Brown trout. Atlantic sturgeon. Slimy sculpin. Lake trout. Longnose sucker. Hybrid bass.
Bull trout. Mountain whitefish. Alaska pollock. Sockeye salmon. Rock bass. Smallmouth bass. Sometimes they become bullies to smaller fish in the aquarium. However, they aren't necessarily mean enough to belong in an aggressive tank. They are also very sensitive to change and can become stressed out quite easily. Though they are definitely beautiful, angels can be quite a handful!
You're a betta fish! Betta fish come in all different kinds, usually depending on the shape of their fins. The cool thing about betta fish is that they are very unique and each have their own personality. Some betta fish are very laid back and non aggressive. They can even live with other fish, so long as the other fish aren't bettas. Other betta fish are more aggressive, and will refuse to share tank space with anyone. They can also become quite interactive with their owners.
Some bettas will come to the surface and fan out their fins to say hello. Others can even learn to like human touch, and will want to be pet like a dog! They are certainly interesting, to say the least. You got Oscar cichlid! Oscars are among the meanest tropical fish available.
There are a couple different kinds of Oscars; the most common are fire Oscars, tiger Oscars, and albino Oscars. They grow to be about the size of a football and will devour anything that enters their tank. Except, maybe, another Oscar. Though they are incredibly mean, Oscars are very interesting fish. They can each have their own personalities, and they can become very attached to their tankmates, and sometimes their owners. One of their most defining qualities is their extreme hardiness- Oscars can live for ten years!
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Shower, dress, get off to work. Shower, dress, and get organized for the day. Grab a cup of coffee and catch up on the news. Hi, so while betta fish can survive in less than five gallons, they won't be happy.
They are fish that love to swim and bolt around. A tank less than five gallons does not provide that required swimming space. Any fish, needs room to swim and be happy. Becca Flamestar I had a betta fish. He lived in a 2 gallon tank and lived a good 3 or 4 years. They do NOT need 5 gallons to survive! Aoife Wolf Aura Betta Jazz I like a fighting fish blue. Owen Peterson
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