Need help to identify fish. What kind of fish is that?

Question

http://i156.photobucket.com/albums/t17/kKreuz/My%20fish/P5170005.jpg

http://i156.photobucket.com/albums/t17/kKreuz/My%20fish/P5170016.jpg

I forgot the name of those fish. What are they?

Also, can I put three female Betta's in the same tank as them? I have a 55 gallon.

I will be adding Angelfish next week. Can I keep the female Betta's in there with them or they will be eaten by the Angelfish?

I have my Male Betta in a 10 gallon, I added three females, the male did NOT cooperate so I left the female Betta's in the 10 gallon and moved the male to the original 1.5 gallon. Now I want to put the three females in the 55 gallon (with the white fish) and I will be adding baby Angelfish next week. How is that going to work?

(In the 55 gallon I have three Pleco's and six of those white fish).

Answer 1

sailfin molly

Answer 2

silver lyretail molly is the first one you shouldnt put more then 2 female betas together

Answer 3

those are mollies (in both picture) archerfish? whoever said that is either blind or doesn't know what a molly looks like...mollies and angelfish might get along especially in a 55 gallon...trust me, I've kept guppies, which are much smaller than mollies, with angels and I never had any problems...I say keep the female bettas in their own ten gallon tank.

Answer 4

That looks like a Molly to me. Then Angel Fish and the femal betas won't work together, because they both have long fins, and Angel Fish are semi-aggresive.

Answer 5

the first one looks like a sailfin molly. the other one i dont know what it could be.

you might be able to put the least aggressive beta in there butnot the angelfish.

Answer 6

The first one is a sailfin molly and the second one looks like a baby archer fish???

Sailfin mollies won't go together with any of your suggestions