The term "low maintenance fish" is somewhat misleading because fish rarely are low maintenance. The lowest maintenance fish can sometimes be some of the highest maintenance. It will ultimately depend on the specifications of the equipment that the aquarist has set up. The larger the aquarium, the easier it will be to manage. Smaller volumes of water are more susceptible to fast temperature and chemistry fluctuations. Therefore, it is best, even for community fish, to have a large aquarium. The lowest maintenance fish that are avilable on the market include neon tetras, gold fish (if they a...
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