what is the easyiet livebreeder to take care

[jh115832]

what is the easyiet livebreeder to take care of and breed

 

[Sasha]

Guppies are usually the easiest to breed, but platies and mollies are good too.

 

[copeina]

Look for Gambusia affinis or holbrooki. No heater required, and a 5 gallon tank with a sponge filter is perfect.

Enjoy!
/Kris

 

[GuppyDude]

well accually u could keep guppys without a heater to, u jus need the room that the tank is in to be atleast 70 sum degrees, i keep mine without a heater

 

[Phantom Thief]

For those who don't know what his Highness the lord of all fishes copeina was saying, gambusia affinis and gambusia holbrooki are known respectively as the Western and Eastern Mosquito fishes.

Their diet is very variable, and they will eat pretty much anything you offer them. As mentioned also by his Highness the lord of all fishes copeina, they can be kept at room temperatures.

No fancy colours though. Guppies would be your best choice for color and ease of keeping and breeding

P.T.

 

[copeina]

For those who don't know what his Highness the lord of all fishes copeina was saying, gambusia affinis and gambusia holbrooki are known respectively as the Western and Eastern Mosquito fishes.

Their diet is very variable, and they will eat pretty much anything you offer them. As mentioned also by his Highness the lord of all fishes copeina, they can be kept at room temperatures.

No fancy colours though. Guppies would be your best choice for color and ease of keeping and breeding

P.T.

I feel so special. Finally a title that suits me!

Thanks P.T.!

/Kris

 

[GuppyDude]

accually phantom they do have now maquito fish with color now, iv seen orange black and dalmations at lfs b4.

 

[fishluver]

I have never seen a misquito fish before....but as for my fav. fish is the molly...there easy to raise and have the best personalitys...very fun fish to have

 

[Ben]

i reckon guppies.

just make sure u have 2 females to every male or a 3:1 ratio of females to males

and have a spere tank for fry