Fish Finder

The Aero fish tank is a nano aquarium capable of holding 25 liters of water. Its small size is ideal for keeping a/ lot/lots of fish that will thrive in it. Aero is a small aquarium capable of holding 25 liters of water, but despite its small size, there are still a/ lot/lots of fish that will thrive in Aero.

Aero is a small aquarium capable of holding 25 liters of water, but despite its small size, there are still a/ lot/lots of fish that can live healthily in Aero.

The word “fish” can apply to any or every aquatic animal.

As a beginner, you will need species that do not require high maintenance, we have listed some of the best options below.

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Fresh water fish

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• Poecilia livebearer spp.
  • Lebistes
    • Guppy (Poecilia reticulata)
    • Endler’s guppy (Poecilia wingei)
    • (Poecilia parae)
  • Mollienesia
    • Molly (Poecilia sphenops)
• Xiphophorus livebearer spp.
  • Platypoecilus spp.
• Least killifish (Heterandria formosa)
• Nothobranch (Nothobranchius spp.)
• Bettas or fighting fish (Betta spp.)
• Bumblebee gobies (Brachygobius spp.)
• Trichopsis gourami spp.
• Corydoras (Corydoras spp.)
• Hyphessobrycon tetra spp.
• Neon tetras (Paracheirodon spp.)
• X-ray tetra (Pristella maxillaris)
• Threadfin rainbowfish (Iriatherina werneri)
• Hatchetfish (Gasteropelecidae spp.)
• Tiger barbs (Puntigrus spp.)
• Chameleonfish or badis (Badis spp.)
• Pygmy sunfish (Elassoma spp.)
• Hypoptopomatinae spp. (includes otocinclus)
• Danionin (danios and rasboras)
  • Boraras spp.
  • Danio spp.
  • Devario spp.
  • Microrasbora spp.
  • Trigonostigma spp.
• Cherry barb (Puntius titteya)
• Dwarf pufferfish (Carinotetraodon spp.)
• Stickleback (Gasterosteidae spp.)

Showstopper fish

These fish are very beautiful and colorful, they are the main view of your tank. They are brightly or vividly colored and they can create spectacular and eye-catching shows of color and movement. They exhibit bright colors and different patterns which. They are predominant when it comes to display. And their flashy colors amaze viewers as they move by. They stand out the most in any or every setup.

• Bettas or fighting fish (Betta spp.)
• Bumblebee gobies (Brachygobius spp.)
• Trichopsis gourami spp.
• Hyphessobrycon tetra spp.
• Neon tetras (Paracheirodon spp.)
• X-ray tetra (Pristella maxillaris)
• Threadfin rainbowfish (Iriatherina werneri)
• Tiger barbs (Puntigrus spp.)
• Chameleonfish or badis (Badis spp.)
• Pygmy sunfish (Elassoma spp.)
• Danionin (danios and rasboras)
  • Boraras spp.
  • Danio spp.
  • Devario spp.
  • Microrasbora spp.
  • Trigonostigma spp.
• Cherry barb (Puntius titteya)

Pest control fish

These fish can eliminate or get rid of aquarium pests such as algae, planaria, hydra, snails, etc.

• Hypoptopomatinae spp. (includes otocinclus)

Cleaner fish

Some are scavengers and will scavenge any or every food at the bottom or floor and eat uneaten or leftover foods and detritus which keep your tank clean. Some may eat plants.

• Corydoras (Corydoras spp.)

Algae eater fish

These fish can eat algae such as hair algae, algae on surfaces, may eat plants, etc.

• Hypoptopomatinae spp. (includes otocinclus)

Top stayer fish

These fish stays up or near the top of a body of water.

Mid-level swimmer fish

These fish like to swim in the mid-level of the water column.

Bottom feeder fish

These fish feeds on or near the bottom of a body of water.

• Corydoras (Corydoras spp.)

Schooler or Shoaler fish

These are schooling or shoaling fish and should be kept in a group comprising a minimum of six individuals, though schools or shoals of larger numbers are preferable not only for the well-being of the fish but for it presents a striking vista which their disposition in the water adds to the spectacle.

• Hyphessobrycon tetra spp.
• Neon tetras (Paracheirodon spp.)
• X-ray tetra (Pristella maxillaris)
• Threadfin rainbowfish (Iriatherina werneri)
• Hatchetfish (Gasteropelecidae spp.)
• Tiger barbs (Puntigrus spp.)
• Danionin (danios and rasboras)
  • Boraras spp.
  • Danio spp.
  • Devario spp.
  • Microrasbora spp.
  • Trigonostigma spp.
• Cherry barb (Puntius titteya)

Semi-schooling/shoaling fish:

• Poecilia livebearer spp.
  • Lebistes
    • Guppy (Poecilia reticulata)
    • Endler’s guppy (Poecilia wingei)
    • (Poecilia parae)
  • Mollienesia
    • Molly (Poecilia sphenops)
• Xiphophorus livebearer spp.
  • Platypoecilus spp.
• Least killifish (Heterandria formosa)
• Nothobranch (Nothobranchius spp.)

Aggressive fish

As their name, suggests, they’re not peaceful, they’re unpeaceful.

• Bettas or fighting fish (Betta spp.)
• Trichopsis gourami spp.
• Chameleonfish or badis (Badis spp.)
• Dwarf pufferfish (Carinotetraodon spp.)

Uncategorized/miscellaneous

Aquatic amphibians

Small Ambystoma lineages are also good.

• • Clawed frogs (Xenopus spp.)
  • Dwarf clawed frogs (Hymenochirus spp.)
  • Suriname or Surinam toads (Pipa spp.)
  • Occidozyga spp. (floating frogs, oriental frogs, puddle frogs)
  • Fire belly or fire-bellied newts (Cynops spp.)
  • Hypselotriton spp.
  • Pachytriton spp.

Aquatic invertebrates

• Gastropods (snails)
  • Lymnaeidae spp. (pond snails)
  • Neritidae spp. (nerite snails)
  • Pachychilidae spp.
  • Paludomidae spp.
  • Planorbidae spp. (ram’s horn snails)
  • Physidae spp.
  • Thiaridae spp.
  • Viviparidae spp.
  • Clea spp. (assassin snails) (a genus of the fresh water snail with an operculum, an aquatic gastropod mollusk in the family Nassariidae, the true whelks, most of which are marine) (carnivorous)
• Clams/mussels
  • Corbicula spp.
• Shrimps (Caridean shrimps) (in family Atyidae, the only family in the superfamily Atyoidea, in the infraorder Caridea) – notable genera include:
  • Caridina spp.
  • Palaemon spp.
  • Palaemonetes spp.
  • Neocaridina spp.
• Cambaridae crayfish spp.
• Potamoidea crabs
  • Potamidae spp.
  • Potamonautidae spp.