Name you favorites...

Name your top 3 fish for breeding in order of ease of breeding, likeability, ease of selling.
Then do the same for your top 3 plants lers see if there is a trend emerging.
Mine are..
1)guppies
2)angelfish
3)whitecloud or golden cloud minnows
My plant are..
1)valisneria
2)java moss
3)anubias
Lets see what comes up.

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1)Krib
2)Cories
3)Guppies

1(Tritrptia sp?
2)Trident Java Fern
3)Subwassertang

 

Rays
Asian Arowana
Clown loaches
Datnoids

Plants ummmmm
Anubias
Java ferns

@Lanner.. 3 is too little

 

Definitely...
Rays
Asian Arowana
Frontosa
Spotted gar
clown loaches

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Cough

 

German Rams
Galaxy Rasbora
Emerald Rasbora

Bolbitis
Anubia Nana
Aponogeton sp. (excluding madagascariensis)

 

Need a lozenge for that cough

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No thanks

 

Discus
Discus
Discus

Algae
Vallis
Java Fern

 

Guppies
Mollies
Platies

Plastic
Plastic
Plastic

Yeap. That pretty much tells you what my breeding and planted tank experience levels are at

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HAHA, my list is exactly the same.

 

@Super Sywurm lmao.

We shall get up there with the other guys soon.

 

I don't want to be an expert fishkeeper. I enjoy what I have. I don't have the time to keep high maintenance fish and plants.

 

@Super Sywurm I just want to experience it at least.

Won't know if I don't try

 

Plants aren't high maintenance! Get some java ferns, anubias and watch them grow! (Slowly)

Just like fish, there are easy and difficult plants and you just add some fertilizers now and again and easy

 

Fish that are smaller than a match box most of the time and that school well or cover the entire tank in activity. Working fish that have a purpose are also cool to watch. Plants ... anything that grows slowly that can transition well or are truly aquatic.

Later Ferdie

 

I have done some research and I think that what I am leaning towards the most at this point is some sort of Anubias. Biggest reason being that its one of the only plants that Goldfish wont eat.

 

Anubias is pretty easy to grow, just very slow. Java fern could be okay too!

 

Te research suggests that it is possible but Anubias is much safer because there is still a high chance that Ferns will get eaten