what kind of fish is this?

Question

http://www.petsmart.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2752291&cp=2767036.2769197&pg=2&fbx=0&fbn=Taxonomy%7CSmall+Aquariums&f=Taxonomy%2FPET%2F2769119&f=Taxonomy%2FPET%2F2769197&fbc=1&parentPage=family&keepsr=1

go there and the 1 gallon tank the first fish from the left thats what my fish looks like and what is it

with like the black tail and fin on top and orange

im not gbuyuing it a already have 3 oov those but i think the name started with sun

its not a red wag platie

Answer 1

That's a sunburst wag moon platy :)


http://www.petsolutions.com/Sunburst+Wag+Moon+Platy-I-16200-I-C-40001590-C-.aspx




Hope that helps
Good luck



EB

Answer 2

Those are red wag platies. They get about 2" and should be kept in no less than 5 gallons for 3. Aquarium companies are the worst for false advertising. They want people to overstock and kill fish so that they can keep making a profit on more supplies.

Platies have tons of common names depending on color. Sunset platy is the name you must be thinking of. Same species though.

Answer 3

red wag platies....They do get 1 -3 in and the rule for fish is 1in of fish per gallon. But in fact you can put more than that. It depends on your filter system, what type and how good it works for what your keeping. Large fish have more of a bio load on a aquarium, so you should have less of them, like 1 in for every 3 gallons.

Answer 4

those 2 on the right are reg wag tail platys and the one on the left is a sunset platy.

Answer 5

Im not really the best at IDing livebearers, but i want to say it a sunset, or sunburst platy.

Answer 6

oops! lol thats a platy. one platy should be fine in a 1g tank but i wouldnt add any more fish.

Answer 7

its a platy a simple fish to keep. they are compatible with most any fish. go to this site for more info http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/scateg.cfm?pCatId=1103

Answer 8

it looks like a molly, I have the same ones in my tank.

Answer 9

its a platy

Answer 10

Looks like a multiracial goldfish. . . .