With their beautiful colors and unique patterns, saltwater fish are an obvious choice for aquatic pet parents who want to showcase their marine centerpiece. While they are a sight to behold in your tank, saltwater aquarium fish do require a degree of maintenance that goes a bit deeper than their freshwater cousins. Many marine fish, for example, are more demanding of specific environment parameters and habitats as they are not used to the fluctuating temperatures freshwater swimmers experience. This means that they may require additional equipment like special heaters, water care, food and filters for their tanks. Some live saltwater fish also do not like to cohabitate with other species. It's important for budding aquarists to keep these in mind before filling their tanks with marine fish.
The easiest marine fish may vary depending on your current aquarium. Browse our aquatic care sheets to learn more about certain marine fish and find which ones are a good fit for you.
Saltwater thanks do require a degree of expertise to properly maintain. Learn more about how to set up a saltwater aquarium and the supplies you will need to ensure the well being of your fish.
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What type of saltwater fish can I have in a 10 gallon tank
Is it possible to keep wild caught saltwater fish as pets?
Hi so I don't really like freshwater tanks so I have never been that committed and never had much success except keeping a koi and breeding cherry shrimp which I still have so I was wondering am i ready for a saltwater tank? since I love saltwater tank
How to keep salt water as a pet?
30 gallon freshwater tank 6 peaceful community fish, planted tank. nitrite0, Ammonia0, nitrates low. ph 7. One molly died quick and sudden. another molly (bloated not pregnant) bottom of tank looked dying. put in salt. She improved. wite tube poop. still swimming bit crooked. one neon tetra swim bladder died. another tetra very bloated. parasites?
I have a fish tank my first with 6 Angel fish, want to know what's the best type of fish to ad to give it a beautiful decorations
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What if you only have freshwater or saltwater what’s more needed
I have a 20 gallon tank. I'm thinking of buying +5 fish. Which fish could I buy and what would I need for the fish and tank?
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I have two male fish that I'm not sure of the breed there names are Ben(Benny) and Rosco can u please help