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5 Fish That Stores Should Stop Recommending (Here’s Why)

Most aquarium fish don’t fail because they’re difficult. They fail because they’re recommended too early, too confidently, and into systems that aren’t finished. Fish stores don’t sell fish based on where they end up. They sell them based on how they look right now — calm, small, and alive under store lighting. In this video, we break down five fish aquarium stores should stop recommending, not because they’re rare or aggressive, but because they quietly expose instability most tanks can’t absorb. Fish covered in this video: Bala Sharks — open-water fish sold into glass hallways Discus — biologically specialized fish that absorb instability instead of fighting it Mollies — chemically picky fish that survive bad water long enough to be blamed Goldfish — extreme waste producers sold as beginner fish GloFish (including angelfish and sharks) — selectively bred fish with thinner margins, often sold into undersized starter kits These fish don’t crash tanks overnight. They fail slowly — through stress, growth, chemistry, and time. That’s why most aquariums don’t collapse because of one mistake. They collapse because they were never stable enough to forgive one. If you want to understand why aquariums that look fine still aren’t safe, watch the video on screen next. #aquarium