Mine is discus, they’re just too sensitive I’d be too scared to care for them.

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  1. MaximumRelevant9331 on

    Angel fish, tried it out and they were just a bit too aggressive towards the other fish for my liking. I’ve switched to smaller schooling fish now and I’m happy with my choice 😁

  2. Bettas. They are so beautiful, but I’m such a penny pincher and only run unheated tanks (which is funny, considering how much I spend on the hobby….shhh, don’t tell my wife!). It’s white cloud mountain minnows, rainbow shiners, and various danios for me!

  3. marshmallowghoul on

    I love snowflake eels but don’t think I would be able to provide what it needs. Also, saltwater tanks scare me lol

  4. Sailfin pleco’s are a species I love but don’t want to deal with. I will stick to the smaller pleco’s.

    Discus seems like a possible future option off fish that I want to keep. I already mostly keep soft-neutral water species. Then there’s the added advantage that I live in Belgium so German bred discus (used to tapwater) are the norm. From working in my LFS I never got the impression they are so fragile that I wouldn’t be able to keep them succesfully. My dream setup (if I had the space and money) would be a big aquarium inspired by the ‘rio nanay’ so it would have both discus and angelfish.

  5. Koi because I don’t have a pond 🥲. Also saltwater fish because I don’t have the cash for it.

  6. Fuckin GBRs, Bolivian rams, and other mikrogeophagus. I love them to absolute death, but they’re so finicky and overbred now. I’ve been looking for someone local that breeds them, but the scene isn’t real big here.

    That said, I’d love to have a multifasciatus tank. They seem like such low maintenance, fun little dudes.

  7. Idk_nor_do_I_care on

    Koi. Would absolutely love to have them, but I never will because I couldn’t handle spending that much money on a nice fish only for it to get eaten by a heron 💀

  8. Realistic-Weird-4259 on

    Altum angels.. but I don’t want to say never. IF we got a house big enough to house a tank big enough for them, IF I/we earned enough to get a good starting group, then you can sign me UP for Altums. Freshwater batfish.

  9. All-Hail-Chomusuke on

    Redtail catfish, so cool but way to big.

    I’ll take the opposite opinion on discus, the sensitivity in my experience was exaggerated in how difficult it is, but I found them extremely boring besides their colors.

  10. The wild type of angelfish, but like OP, I’m too scared to fiddle with such a sensitive fish.

  11. Discus and snake head.

    One doesnt get sold in my country because the winter would slaughter them in the bag on the ride home, the other is invasive.

    Real shame because I wanted to keep them both…

  12. Saltwater. I won’t say “never” but there are so many beautiful saltwater fish I’d love to have, and I’m intimidated by saltwater tanks.

    I also don’t love the smell. All my freshwater tanks just smell like a river, occasionally like algae if something is off. Maybe it’s the same for saltwater?

  13. angel fish!! they just sound so mean 😭 also basically any snail other than mysteries. too scared of snailfestations, as much as i’d love a rabbit snail🙁

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