aquarium
At its best, a properly maintained aquarium allows the fish to socialise with their own kind and in many cases breed successfully.
A Discus (Symphysodon spp.) guarding its eggs
Fish breeding is a challenge that many aquarists find attractive. While some species reproduce freely in community tanks, most require special conditions, known as spawning triggers before they will breed. The majority of fish lay eggs, known as spawning and the juvenile fish that emerge are very small and need tiny live foods or their substitutes to survive. A fair number of popular aquarium fish are livebearers, and these fish produce small number of relatively large offspring, and these will usually take ground flake food straight away.
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