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Explore small community fish for sale in Singapore from aquarium shops, breeders and specialist sellers on FishyHub. Compare peaceful freshwater species, sizes, colours and prices from multiple sellers in one marketplace.
Small community fish are popular for planted and mixed freshwater aquariums because many species are colourful, active and suitable for living with other peaceful tankmates. From Tetras and Guppies to Mollies, Rasboras and Barbs, there are options for both beginners and experienced aquarists.
Community fish vary in temperament, adult size, schooling behaviour and water requirements. Choosing species with compatible needs is one of the keys to a peaceful aquarium.
Tetras are among the most popular small freshwater schooling fish. Common species include Neon Tetras, Cardinal Tetras, Ember Tetras, Rummy Nose Tetras and Black Neon Tetras. Many look especially attractive when kept in larger groups in planted aquariums.
Guppies are colourful livebearers available in a huge range of strains, tail shapes and patterns. They are active community fish and are commonly kept in planted tanks or dedicated livebearer setups.
Mollies are larger livebearers known for their active behaviour and variety of colours and fin types. Popular forms include Black, Balloon, Dalmatian, Sailfin and Lyretail Mollies.
Rasboras are peaceful schooling fish that work particularly well in planted aquariums. Popular choices may include Harlequin Rasboras, Chili Rasboras and other small species suited to community setups.
Barbs include a wide range of active schooling fish. Some species can be excellent community fish, while others may be more energetic or prone to fin-nipping. Compatibility should therefore be checked by exact species.
Other small community fish may include Endlers, Danios, Rainbowfish, Gouramis and other peaceful freshwater species depending on seller inventory.
A good community fish is generally peaceful, appropriately sized for the aquarium and compatible with the water requirements of other livestock in the tank.
When planning a community aquarium, consider:
A balanced mix of surface, mid-water and bottom-dwelling species can create a more natural-looking aquarium while reducing competition for the same space.
Many beginners start with hardy, peaceful species that tolerate a reasonable range of aquarium conditions.
Popular beginner-friendly choices may include:
Even hardy fish should only be added to a properly cycled aquarium with stable water quality and suitable filtration.
Many small community fish naturally live in groups and show more confident, attractive behaviour when kept with enough members of the same species.
Tetras, Rasboras and Danios are common examples. Keeping proper groups can reduce stress and create more coordinated swimming behaviour, especially in larger tanks.
A community aquarium should provide enough swimming room for active fish while also offering cover and visual structure.
A suitable setup may include:
Plants can provide shelter for shy fish and fry while also helping divide the tank visually into different territories and swimming zones.
Small community fish are especially popular in planted aquariums because their colours and schooling behaviour contrast beautifully with aquatic plants.
Tetras, Rasboras, Guppies and smaller Corydoras are commonly considered for planted tanks. Choose species that are unlikely to uproot plants or damage delicate aquascapes.
Feeding requirements vary by species, but many community fish are omnivorous and benefit from a varied diet.
Suitable foods may include:
Make sure food size matches the mouth size of smaller species, and avoid overfeeding to maintain better water quality.
Yes, many different peaceful freshwater species can live together when their temperature, water chemistry, adult size and temperament are compatible.
Avoid combining very small fish with predators or highly aggressive species. Also watch for fin-nipping behaviour when keeping long-finned fish such as Guppies.
Some small community fish can live with adult freshwater shrimp, but very small shrimplets may be eaten by almost any fish.
Dense mosses, plants and hardscape can provide hiding places, but a shrimp-only tank is the safer option if maximising shrimp breeding is the priority.
When comparing small freshwater fish for sale, look for:
Where available, compare recent photos and ask the seller about current feeding and water conditions before purchasing.
Prices for small community fish in Singapore vary depending on species, variety, size, rarity and seller.
Common Tetras, Guppies and other widely available fish may be relatively affordable, while rare strains or imported species can cost more. Schooling species are often purchased in groups, so consider the total cost of an appropriate group rather than the price of a single fish.
FishyHub brings small community fish listings from aquarium shops, breeders and specialist sellers across Singapore together in one marketplace.
When comparing listings, consider:
Seller inventory changes regularly, so available species, strains and prices may change as aquarium shops and breeders update their listings.
Popular options include Tetras, Rasboras, Guppies, Mollies, Platies and Corydoras. The best choice depends on your tank size, water conditions and existing livestock.
Many hardy Tetras, Rasboras, Guppies, Mollies and Platies can be suitable for beginners when kept in a properly cycled aquarium with suitable tankmates.
Many can, but compatibility depends on the exact Tetra species, water conditions and aquarium size. Avoid Tetras known for persistent fin-nipping.
Yes, they often can when tank size and water conditions are suitable. Both are livebearers and may reproduce readily in mixed-sex groups.
Schooling fish should generally be kept with multiple members of the same species. The ideal number varies by species and aquarium size.
Some can, depending on the Betta's temperament and the species involved. Peaceful fish that are not fin-nippers are generally better candidates.
Adult shrimp may coexist with many small fish, but shrimplets are vulnerable to predation. Dense plants and moss can provide additional cover.
Explore small community fish for sale on FishyHub and compare Tetras, Guppies, Mollies, Rasboras, Barbs and other peaceful freshwater species from sellers across Singapore. Compare species, group sizes and prices to build a balanced community aquarium.
