This worst for beginner in this list should be discus. The consistancy of water parameter and cleanness are mandatory. Oscar is not suitable only because of the size. For predatory fish beginners keepers, oscar is the perfect fish. Very hardy. Im not sure what you meant by “they bite”. I never got bitten. U only may get bitten if you just intentionally place the tip of your finger under water. They may mistaken it w food.
Honestly I think goldfishes are way overrated for beginners. They're hard to take care of because you have to clean the tank often, and you can't put many plants in the tank because they'll rip and tear everything apart. They're fine outside of aquariums tho, like in a pond or something.
literally.. I have 2 fancy goldfish and I grind daily to take care of them. I love them to bits... But no way in hell is a fish that can live 15-20 years thats a gobbling pooping machine "beginner" including how easily they can get sick and carry many problems. Especially the ones found at petstores. It is absolutely no where near beginner, unless you want it dead in less than a year.
Hello! Thank you for watching. Sorry that I didn’t include them. I think that the fish on this list are better for beginners, because they are more active and fun. Kulhli loaches tend to hide and only come out for food.
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This worst for beginner in this list should be discus. The consistancy of water parameter and cleanness are mandatory.
Oscar is not suitable only because of the size. For predatory fish beginners keepers, oscar is the perfect fish. Very hardy. Im not sure what you meant by “they bite”. I never got bitten. U only may get bitten if you just intentionally place the tip of your finger under water. They may mistaken it w food.
I agree with most of your picks, but there are so many different kinds of plecos that stay pretty small, like the clown pleco and bristlenose
Yes completely agree. Even so I still don’t think that they are good beginners because of how much poop they produce. But they are OK.
Honestly I think goldfishes are way overrated for beginners. They're hard to take care of because you have to clean the tank often, and you can't put many plants in the tank because they'll rip and tear everything apart.
They're fine outside of aquariums tho, like in a pond or something.
literally.. I have 2 fancy goldfish and I grind daily to take care of them. I love them to bits... But no way in hell is a fish that can live 15-20 years thats a gobbling pooping machine "beginner" including how easily they can get sick and carry many problems. Especially the ones found at petstores. It is absolutely no where near beginner, unless you want it dead in less than a year.
Very true
Sorry that you disagree. I think I will make an updated version soon. Glad you watched tho
kuhli loaches are better than all the fish on your list. they are hardy and fun
I agree with you. but I don't think it is for the beginners.
Hello! Thank you for watching. Sorry that I didn’t include them. I think that the fish on this list are better for beginners, because they are more active and fun. Kulhli loaches tend to hide and only come out for food.
arwana for beginners its good?
Sorry for not including arowanas, but unfortunately no, they are terrible for beginners
why? @@TheTetraDude
Arowana is hard at first, maintenance and needs lot of attention
@@harazi7119they need a lot of attention, plus the aquariums they need are massive
go;ldfish are noit a good beginner fish
Depends on the goldfish. Fancy goldfish are harder but comets are easy. My first fish was a comet goldfish also.
ALIGATOR GAR ANG AROWANA ANG WORST FOR BEGINNER .. FAKE INFORMATION FOR THIS VEDIO
Sorry that I didn’t include them, I just thought it was very obvious that they are bad.
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