Fish... which ones in your opinion?

-Tetras

-feeder goldfish

-bettas (male and female)

-and Cichlids are VERY popular among fish buyers

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some popular cichlids (also easy to care for)

-Peacock

-Convict

-Lemon Yellow (or Yellow Lab,my personal favorite)

-Firemouth

-Butterfly Ram

-angelfish

those are VERY popular!!!

also Oscars but they take up LOTS of room

Well i Have Marine Fish..

So When We Have To Buy The Food And More Fish We Have A Travel Very Far Or Order And Our Fish Are Always Died By The Time They Get Here So I Think You Should Get A Marine Tank Just For The People Like Me.. .'& Have Tropical / Goldfish Aswell..

People Like A Wide Range To Choose From..

Good Luck.!

http://www.marinefish.net/

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The most common household fish is the Betta fish. If you really want to open a pet store and sell fish, your best bet is to get the item most consumers want, so be sure to get Betta fish.

Go with a large varity, that way you will get more customers. Do fresh water, salt water, tropical fishes, cold water fishes, brackish water fishes. Try selling fishes that arent as common in your area. There this petstore were I live and they sell fishes that I hardly or never see in other fish stores( I live in Hawaii). They always busy because that. There prices are also affordable and not ridiculus over priced.

Tropical Fish and Goldfish. People are split between the two on which to have. I have a 30 gallon tank with tropical fish and a 5 gallon tank with goldfish. I would say get both and see which sell better. Also ask the customer what they think too after opening.

Definitely tropical and cichlids. I always find these to be the most popular. You should also sell some invertebrates like freshwater shrimps.

Tropical fish, gold fish, marine fish (my favorite is tropical(pictures included)

basic common tropical and coldwater fish

but also:

cichlids

hillstream loaches

natives

oddballs

and other uncommen fish

most of your profits are going to be derived from dry goods and tanks/furniture

i'd focus more on that