Help identifying

[Neil000009]

Hi new to this and have been given some fish , anyone help in identifying please many thanks

 

[Back in the fold]

Not sure. I want to say a Phantom Tetra. The other one ? Search me.

 

[Colin_T]

Hi and welcome to the forum

I was thinking flame tetra and Otocinclus catfish

 

[CarissaT]

The other one looks like an oto to me but the tail looks strange…think we need a better pic of the top of it.

 

[Neil000009]

Hi and welcome to the forum

I was thinking flame tetra and Otocinclus catfish

Thank you , looks like a match !

 

[foxgirl158]

How big is your tank and how many fish do you have?
Welcome to the hobby!

 

[Neil000009]

Hi new to this and have been given some fish , anyone help in identifying please many thanks View attachment 165239

Thank you for all the help ! There are still two I can’t identify . Here is one thank !

 

[Neil000009]

Thank you for all the help ! There are still two I can’t identify . Here is one thank !

And the other one !

 

[CaptainBarnicles]

Hello please consider getting a much bigger tank, all your fish need to live in big groups to feel safe and happy and unfortunately you don't have the space to accommodate them

 

[Neil000009]

Hello please consider getting a much bigger tank, all your fish need to live in big groups to feel safe and happy and unfortunately you don't have the space to accommodate them

Hi thanks for the tip , it’s a 30 litre what size would you suggest ? Many thanks

 

[CaptainBarnicles]

Hi thanks for the tip , it’s a 30 litre what size would you suggest ? Many thanks

As big as you can afford

 

[Deleted member 149562]

If that is a 30 litre BiOrb and you are limited on where you can put an aquarium that is larger, you might want to look at either the 60 litre or better still, a 105 litre BiOrb.

That said, most fish are not always comfortable swimming in circles...so a rectangular aquarium of 80cm length/80 litres minimum would be better if you can fit one into your home, along with an increase in numbers to help the fish feel secure and less prone to aggression tween each other.

 

[Neil000009]

If that is a 30 litre BiOrb and you are limited on where you can put an aquarium that is larger, you might want to look at either the 60 litre or better still, a 105 litre BiOrb.

That said, most fish are not always comfortable swimming in circles...so a rectangular aquarium of 80cm length/80 litres minimum would be better if you can fit one into your home, along with an increase in numbers to help the fish feel secure and less prone to aggression tween each other.

Thank you yes it’s a biorb, I have been thinking of the 60 l so thanks . Ps any idea what the fish are

 

[Colin_T]

Beunos Aires tetra and a zebra danio

 

[Slaphppy7]

That oto looks terrible...