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All the fish in my locality are invasive haha...... hahaha............ If i went for the wild fish route, i'd just use plants harvested locally or in-vitro cultures so that i wouldn't introduce new pathogens from aquarium trade plants (which is really the reason why you can't release wild fish)...

Sorry, i may have made a mistake... i was sure i read about endlers being invasive in some localities with either soft or temperate water, but i can find mostly info on P. reticulata doing that on the internet I'm pretty confident that considering their similarities with guppies they would be...

that's why i'm looking for ideas haha, it's hard mode We will consider a heater though I know a couple of endler breeders that keep them without heater, in nature they live in very warm water but i think they can adapt well to different parameters, they have been found in cold or acidic...

Ok, Hara jerdoni really looks like an interesting species, the only problem is that i've researched its habitat a bit and in nature it lives in clean, oxygen rich flowing waters, 18-23°C... our aquarium won't have much water movement in the bottom part of the tank, and in the summer it will...

Thanks for the replies! Well, he doesn't want to get a heater to save on electricity, heaters are pretty power-hungry... but it's a warm house, so anything that fares well in the winter above 18°C (64°F) would be better White cloud minnows are also a good idea! I had a friend who kept them...

It lacks many fish species sadly... the best candidate i can find on seriouslyfish is Danio margaritatus, which may be an idea I'd also love Corydoras pygmaeus but this tank looks a bit small for them (and they also cost a lot)

Heya, new to the forum. I'm pretty advanced in aquarium stuff, but i'm making a tank for a friend and i was looking for the right fish for his vibes. I'll give you guys some info on the tank: Tank is 60L, with the hardscape in the photo, it's alder wood, some rocks and super-fine sand (like a...