Aquarium fish

A member of the Poeciliidae family, the guppy is a familiar sight even to novice aquarists. These incredibly beautiful yet incredibly easy-to-care-for fish have probably been bred in an aquarium by every aquatic enthusiast. Guppies can be kept without filters or a heater, and they are very easy to breed. This fish species is also attractive to experienced aquarium keepers because it is relatively easy to breed.

Decided to get a fish aquarium but don't know where to start? In that case, consider danios—they're easy to care for and maintain, and even beginner aquarists can handle them.

Danios are tiny members of the carp family, with a striking and attractive appearance thanks to their vibrant colors. They are also very active and playful, making it a joy to watch a school of frolicking danios. These fish are undemanding and get along well with other aquatic species.

The aquarium world is vast and diverse, containing a multitude of amazing animals. One of the most remarkable inhabitants is the Ancistrus catfish, familiar to both professionals and beginners. This fish species has become popular for good reason: they are aquarium cleaners and easy to care for. Their most distinctive feature, however, is the structure of their sucker-like mouth, which sets them apart from the variety of other catfish-like fish.

The tetra aquarium fish adapts well to home conditions. Recently, aquarium fish enthusiasts have become increasingly reluctant to acquire this species, which is unfortunate. The fish is quite undemanding, although it lacks vibrant coloring.

If you're not a professional aquarium fishkeeper, or even just a beginner, the tetra is a perfect choice for your aquarium. This fish doesn't require any special care or climate conditions.