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Question by : List of fish to keep in a saltwater aquarium and also breed.?
I am a newbie at fish care but I want to breed and sell fish. I'm planning to get an
aquarium and fill it with saltwater, since I've heard those are easier to care for. So
what kinds of fish can I find at my local fish store that can be kept in a saltwater
aquarium?

Best answer:

Answer by Tom
salt water aquariums are alot harder to maintain and more expenceive. take a look at this http://www.aquaticstoyourdoor.co.uk/marine-fish/ ( if you click on one it comes up with alot more.)

i would recommend starting with a tropical tank and breeding angle fish as it is quite easy,cheap,enjoyable , watch this if you want to breed tropical freshwater angelfish. http://www.youtube.com/user/ViralSkills?feature=mhee#p/f/8/BBF4CfUCVpY

if you really want to breed saltwater fish then i would go with clownish as if you buy two one will become male the other femail and they will lay eggs which they will care for themselves.

but i really do recommend you go with the fresh water one.

hope i helped

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