The Latest Top Ten Ranking of Hardest-to-Keep Ornamental Fish

Some ornamental fish have vibrant colors and unique shapes

and could have lived happily ever after relying on their looks alone

But fate took a detour midway

and gave them the most miserable fish life

Tenth place: Golden Killifish

Reason for getting caught in the crossfire: an annual fish, an eternal cycle, watching over the century

Last words: Beauty is short-lived; even the longest days must end, and this sorrow lingers without end

Ninth place: Guppy

Also called "million fish"

Can be kept with gentle small tropical fish

Extremely favored

Reason for getting caught in the crossfire: so they are often treated by their owners as practice fish, casually tossed into a tank, sprinkled with a few grains of food, and euphemistically called: yep, easy to keep. The result is they breathe their last

Last words: I want a home, a place that doesn't need to be very big. When I'm hurt, I will think of it

Eighth place: Kissing Gourami

Named because two of them kiss each other

Loved by many fish keepers

Symbolizing lasting love for oneself

They also like to, just like the pleco

suck on the green algae on the tank walls

Reason for getting caught in the crossfire: kissing is just their habit and a way of protecting territory. But those puppy-love students who don't understand kissing gouramis take them to worship so-called love, casually keeping them in a small cup, and they soon die

Last words: I kiss you goodbye, in that tank without fish

Seventh place: Discus

Discus are tropical freshwater fish from the Amazon River basin

They are filled with fatal charm

They fully deserve the reputation of "King of Tropical Fish"

Reason for getting caught in the crossfire: because they are too beautiful, they are too fragile

Last words: Beauty has no limits; loving prettiness has no key point. Pursuing the realm of perfection; if a fish doesn't love beauty, heaven and earth will punish it

Sixth place: Severum

Severum is also called Golden Severum

Originally from the Amazon River basin in South America

Reason for getting caught in the crossfire: the severum is clearly a gentle medium-sized fish, yet it is always kept with various large fish that are bigger than it and dozens of times more ferocious. The severum is just such a pitiful supporting role

Last words: Why is it always me who gets hurt

Fifth place: Flowerhorn

Besides its mighty and majestic kingly aura, dazzling and striking colors, and cute human-like appearance, the thing that most intoxicates enthusiasts and makes it hard for them to pull themselves away is the emotional bond between them and their keeper. Flowerhorns are very ferocious toward other fish, but extremely spirited toward people. As long as the owner comes to the tank, the flowerhorn will affectionately swim up, play and frolic with its keeper, and enjoy the keeper's caresses, just like a cat or dog, docile and cute. As the saying goes, a flowerhorn that doesn't follow your hand is not a good flowerhorn

Reason for getting caught in the crossfire: it made its debut as a hybrid, competing over head size, body shape, and color. Moreover, every flowerhorn that successfully grows up must go through one super fish-life audition after another, then semifinals, then finals, plus PK matches, and only in the end can it succeed. Those eliminated flowerhorns are the majority, but those that can be seen growing up are pitifully few

Last words: Thank you everyone, thank you to my fans. After the auditions, semifinals, and finals, I have grown a lot. I will definitely work hard and not let everyone down!

Fourth place: Neon Tetra

Its whole body is shrouded in a blue-green glow. Because its body color is extremely gorgeous, the neon tetra has the reputation of "queen" among tropical fish, and is one of the most popular freshwater ornamental fish

Reason for getting caught in the crossfire: beginners mix species randomly. Perhaps the first time they discover that many fish eat small fish is from keeping neon tetras...

Last words: I am a tiny, tiny, tiny, tiny fish. How do I escape, escape? I can't escape at all~

Third place: Pleco

The faithful "cleaner" in the aquarium

Reason for getting caught in the crossfire: it works tirelessly and supports itself, but gains very little

Last words: Scrub, scrub, scrub, scrub. If I eat poop, I will definitely spit it out...

Second place: Betta

Betta fish are colorful, swim gracefully, and have a fiery temperament just like their name, extremely aggressive. When they see their own kind, it will definitely trigger their fighting nature

Reason for getting caught in the crossfire: to win a smile from its owner, it dies in battle, or becomes a gambler's bet, treated as weightier than Mount Tai or as light as a feather

Last words: Quickly use double mouth bites, hum and ha, if I had qinggong I'd fly over eaves and walk on walls...

First place: Parrot Cichlid

Its whole body is bright red

It has a chubby body shape and soft fin rays

Its color is bright red, very pleasing

Its body is oval-shaped

It is the hybrid offspring of the Red Devil and the Midas cichlid

The parents of the Blood Parrot

Reason for getting caught in the crossfire: First: a mule, with no offspring; second: the first choice as a punching bag, specially engaged in the dangerous job of breaking up fights; third: its appearance is clumsy and bizarre; fourth: its mouth is always open, making it inconvenient to eat!

Last words: Dad! Why don't I look much like you? (I have no idea)

My head doesn't seem much like yours either (I have no idea)

My butt doesn't seem much like yours either (I have no idea)

Mom! Why don't I look much like you? (I have no idea)

My head doesn't seem much like yours either (I have no idea)

My butt doesn't seem much like yours either (I have no idea)

The three of us are just one unhappy family~~~

I might have been picked up...

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