I NEED IDEAS OF WHAT TO PUT IN MY FISH TANK!?

Question

ok so here is the deal. I have about a 19 gallon tank its gonna have all tropical fish but not saltwater but don't know what kinds to put in I want some that look good but not REALLY expensive the most expensive they can be are about... 35 dollars TOPS keep in mind I live in Australia so I cant have a piranha (lol)

p.s im gonna buy some real cheap fish first to see if the tank is ok for the more expencive ones

Answer 1

Mollies, platies, and swordtails! they are very cool! they work great together! and look awsome! i have a molly, she is a black molly, and isd currently pregnant, havent had any platies but seen ton of pictures, and swordtails, so cool! fo swordtails i recommend getting males. they are much cooler! look them up on aquariumfish.net! they are about $2 each.

Answer 2

get cichlids their always nice and cool to look at :)

Answer 3

Get some tetras, they come in a variety of sizes and colors and they are easy to keep.

Answer 4

I would recommend some Betas. They're very attractive fish, and quite cheap. Plus they all come in their own little container!

Answer 5

Tiger barbs are cool but they have to be in schools of @ least 6. & they only get about 2 inches they need 1 gal. Per fish so you could have quite a few. & they come in 3 colors orange, green, & blue there are also albinos but they are rarer. They are only $2 a fish. They are really active & will constantly swim @ all levels of the tank. They are agressive though so make sure you have @ least six if your going to have other kinds of fish in it & they will be their own {target fish} instead of their tank mates.

Answer 6

these fish are actually very colorful and cheap

check them out they might be priced different

one link will show you some tetras and another would show you fancy guppies both very colorful and cheap

http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/aquar...

http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/aquar...

dont buy them on the site shipping fish to Australia will not be a good idea buy them at you local pet shop