FreshwaterBrackish
Easy
©AI Generated·ProprietaryBlack Molly
Poecilia sphenops
Water temp22 - 28 °CpH Value7 - 8.5 pHGH10 - 30 dGHKH8 - 20 dKHMinimum tank volume>= 80 LTank levelAll levelsAdult size8 cm
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Brackish fish
Species for estuaries, mangroves, and aquariums with controlled intermediate salinity.
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FreshwaterBrackish
Intermediate
©AI Generated·ProprietaryBlack Molly
Poecilia sphenops var. Black
Water temp22 - 28 °CpH Value7.5 - 8.5 pHGH15 - 30 dGHKH7 - 15 dKHMinimum tank volume>= 80 LTank levelTop/MiddleAdult size7 cm
FreshwaterBrackish
Intermediate
©AI Generated·ProprietaryDwarf panchax
Aplocheilus parvus
Water temp22 - 26 °CpH Value6 - 7.5 pHGH3 - 12 dGHKH1 - 6 dKHMinimum tank volume>= 40 LTank levelTopAdult size4.5 cm
FreshwaterBrackish
Advanced
©AI Generated·ProprietaryFinescale Four-eyed Fish
Anableps microlepis
Water temp24 - 28 °CpH Value7.5 - 8.5 pHGH4 - 15 dGHKH2 - 7 dKHMinimum tank volume>= 350 LTank levelTopAdult size30 cm
BrackishMarine
Intermediate
©AI Generated·ProprietaryFlathead Grey Mullet
Mugil cephalus
Water temp12 - 28 °CpH Value7.5 - 8.5 pHMinimum tank volume>= 400 LTank levelAll levelsAdult size40 cm
FreshwaterBrackish
Expert
©AI Generated·ProprietaryFour-eyed fish
Anableps anableps
Water temp24 - 28 °CpH Value7.5 - 8.5 pHGH10 - 25 dGHKH5 - 12 dKHMinimum tank volume>= 200 LTank levelTopAdult size30 cm
FreshwaterBrackish
Easy
©AI Generated·ProprietaryKoi swordtail
Xiphophorus hellerii var. Koi
Water temp22 - 28 °CpH Value7 - 8.5 pHGH12 - 30 dGHKH6 - 15 dKHMinimum tank volume>= 100 LTank levelTop/MiddleAdult size12 cm
FreshwaterBrackish
Advanced
©AI Generated·ProprietaryMediterranean killifish
Aphanius fasciatus
Water temp15 - 28 °CpH Value7.5 - 8.5 pHGH12 - 30 dGHKH6 - 15 dKHMinimum tank volume>= 60 LTank levelTop/MiddleAdult size6 cm
FreshwaterBrackishMarine
Easy
©AI Generated·ProprietaryMummichog
Fundulus heteroclitus
Water temp5 - 25 °CpH Value7 - 8.5 pHGH15 - 30 dGHKH7 - 15 dKHMinimum tank volume>= 120 LTank levelAll levelsAdult size12 cm
BrackishMarine
Advanced
©AI Generated·ProprietaryNeon Blue-eye
Pseudomugil cyanodorsalis
Water temp20 - 30 °CpH Value7.5 - 8.5 pHMinimum tank volume>= 60 LTank levelTop/MiddleAdult size3.5 cm
FreshwaterBrackishMarine
Intermediate
©AI Generated·ProprietaryPacific Blue-eye
Pseudomugil signifer
Water temp15 - 28 °CpH Value6.5 - 8 pHGH5 - 15 dGHKH2 - 7 dKHMinimum tank volume>= 60 LTank levelTop/MiddleAdult size5 cm
FreshwaterBrackish
Advanced
©AI Generated·ProprietaryPacific four-eyed fish
Anableps dowei
Water temp24 - 29 °CpH Value7.5 - 8.5 pHGH4 - 15 dGHKH2 - 7 dKHMinimum tank volume>= 300 LTank levelTopAdult size22 cm
FreshwaterBrackish
Intermediate
©AI Generated·ProprietarySailfin Molly
Poecilia latipinna
Water temp20 - 28 °CpH Value7.5 - 8.5 pHGH15 - 35 dGHKH7 - 17 dKHMinimum tank volume>= 120 LTank levelAll levelsAdult size12 cm
FreshwaterBrackishMarine
Easy
©AI Generated·ProprietarySheepshead Minnow
Cyprinodon variegatus
Water temp10 - 30 °CpH Value7 - 8.5 pHGH10 - 25 dGHKH5 - 12 dKHMinimum tank volume>= 80 LTank levelAll levelsAdult size7 cm
FreshwaterBrackish
Intermediate
©AI Generated·ProprietarySmallscale Archerfish
Toxotes microlepis
Water temp24 - 30 °CpH Value7 - 8.5 pHGH10 - 25 dGHKH5 - 12 dKHMinimum tank volume>= 200 LTank levelTopAdult size15 cm
BrackishMarine
Intermediate
©AI Generated·ProprietaryStriped Killifish
Fundulus majalis
Water temp10 - 26 °CpH Value7 - 8.5 pHMinimum tank volume>= 150 LTank levelAll levelsAdult size15 cm
FreshwaterBrackish
Intermediate
©AI Generated·ProprietaryWestern archerfish
Toxotes oligolepis
Water temp22 - 28 °CpH Value7 - 8 pHGH4 - 15 dGHKH2 - 7 dKHMinimum tank volume>= 200 LTank levelTopAdult size15 cm
BrackishMarine
Intermediate
©AI Generated·ProprietaryWhite Mullet
Mugil curema
Water temp18 - 28 °CpH Value7.5 - 8.5 pHMinimum tank volume>= 350 LTank levelAll levelsAdult size35 cm
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