8 beautiful fishes only experts should keep

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Aquarium fishes that need a lot of care

From Discus to Angelfish, here we list some beautiful freshwater aquarium fishes that should only be kept by experts because of their complex care and needs:

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Discus

Discus fish are vibrant and beautiful species. However, they require specific water conditions and temperatures and a well-balanced diet to thrive. They are very sensitive to any changes in water parameters and should be handled with care.

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Arowana

Arowanas are large, aggressive fish and they should be kept in huge tanks with ample space to move around. They have specific dietary needs and require lots of care.

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Flowerhorn Cichlid

Cichlids are highly territorial and aggressive, and so need to be kept with specific fish species. They also need a large tank to thrive.

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Vampire Tetra

Vampire Tetras are predatory fish and they usually feed on live fishes-- thus, they need expert handling. They should be kept in fast-moving, oxygen-rich water.

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Oscar

Oscars are highly intelligent and territorial fish, and they should be kept with specific fishes only in a tank. They are known to jump out of the tank while feeding and so, should be handled by experts only.

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Angelfish

A common type of cichlid, Angelfish need specific water and temperature conditions to live a healthy life. They are known for their unique shape and colour, and should be handled by moderate-level aquarists.

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Freshwater Stingray

Stingrays need a huge tank with a sandy bottom and stable water conditions to thrive. They are not only expensive fishes, but also highly sensitive to poor water quality.

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Bichir

These fish species can escape from tanks if not properly covered. They require a nutritious diet and a spacious tank to thrive.

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