Common Name: Betta

Other Names: Siamese fighting fish or labyrinth fish

Scientific Name: Betta splendens

Description: Bettas, also known as Siamese fighting fish, are small, brightly colored freshwater fish with long fins. They are native to Southeast Asia, especially Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, and Vietnam. Betta fish are omnivores that need a diet that contains both plant and animal-based protein sources.

Common Name: Guppy

Other Names: million fish or rainbow fish

Scientific Name: Poecilia reticulata

Description: A guppy's body is little—only about 1 to 2 inches (2.5 to 5 centimeters) long. Males are smaller and more brightly colored than females. Guppies come in nearly every color of the rainbow. Many types have silvery scales marked with dark dots, splotches of color, or complex patterns. Guppies, also known as Poecilia reticulata, are tropical fish that are native to the coastal streams of northeast South America. Their diet should include both plant and animal matter, and you can feed them high-quality flake or pellet food.

Common Name: Guppy

Other Names: million fish or rainbow fish

Scientific Name: Poecilia reticulata

Description: A guppy's body is little—only about 1 to 2 inches (2.5 to 5 centimeters) long. Males are smaller and more brightly colored than females. Guppies come in nearly every color of the rainbow. Many types have silvery scales marked with dark dots, splotches of color, or complex patterns. Guppies, also known as Poecilia reticulata, are tropical fish that are native to the coastal streams of northeast South America. Their diet should include both plant and animal matter, and you can feed them high-quality flake or pellet food.

Scientific Names: Corydoras

Description: They are known for their bony plates of armor, called scutes, that run from the back of their head to the base of their tail, and their sharp spines on their fins Cory catfish are also unique in that they can breathe both air and water, and will often swim to the surface to gulp air before submerging again. This behavior is more common when the water has low oxygen levels.

Common name: Molly

Scientific name: Poecillia sphenops

Description: Mollies are tropical fish with long bodies, pointed heads, and large dorsal fins

Guppies: A single adult guppy should be housed in a 5-gallon aquarium or larger. Guppies occur in rivers, streams and ponds throughout the El Yunque National Forest.

Cory Catfish: Cory catfish are native to South America, where they live in small rivers, streams, ponds, and marshes. In an aquarium, cory catfish are social fish that do best in groups of at least five. A 30-gallon aquarium is usually enough for most species, but pygmy cory catfish can live in smaller tanks.

Molly: A minimum size of 30 gallons is adequate when it comes to Mollies, as these small fish don't take up too much space. They inhabit fresh water streams, coastal brackish, and marine waters from Mexico to Colombia.

Betta: Bettas need an aquarium with at least 3 gallons (11 liters), a filter and a heater. Wild bettas live in shallow, freshwater areas such as rice paddies, stagnant ponds, marshes, and slow-moving streams.

Cory: 70°F-82°F Some cory catfish species may need a water heater to maintain the correct water temperature

Betta: 75°F-82°F Yes, betta fish need a water heater to keep their water temperature between 76–81°F (25–27°C). 

Molly: 77°F-82°F Yes, mollies are tropical fish that prefer warmer water and may need an aquarium heater to maintain a temperature of 75–80°F (24–27°C).

Guppy: 64.4–82.4°F Yes, guppies need a water heater to maintain a suitable water temperature all year round

A cover helps to reduce the evaporation of your aquarium water. As water evaporates, moisture is released into the air.

Both covered and open aquariums have advantages and disadvantages.

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Guppies: Guppies are considered peaceful fish especially towards other fish species. but, there are situations in which guppies can become aggressive towards one another. They typically get along with Cory Catfish as well as Neon Tetras.

Cory Catfish: Cory catfish, also known as Corydoras catfish, are generally considered peaceful fish that are good for beginners to keep as pets. Species like Neon Tetras and Ember Tetras are good aquarium roommates. Cory catfish are generally peaceful and get along with most fish, but they shouldn't be kept with large, aggressive fish.

Molly: Mollies get along with Guppies, Corydoras, and Cherry Shrimp. Molly fish are generally peaceful, but males can be aggressive when they want to mate with females.

Betta: Bettas can be solitary fish and are perfectly content living alone. However, they can be interactive and enjoy having a friend, and some fish like Neon Tetras, Guppies, and female Bettas can be good tank mates for bettas. Betta fish can be aggressive. They are territorial and have been selectively bred for hundreds of years to exhibit aggression, particularly in males. Betta fish can be especially vicious if two males are kept in the same tank, and they may fight to the death.

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