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Return To Aquariums FAQ Archive   Search the Archives Can fresh water fish live in an aquarium? Answered By Addison Asay Fresh water fish can live in an aquarium provided that the water you use in your aquarium contains lower salinity level or with salinity level that is required for the fish to live. Make sure also that the water you will be using is not contaminated with any form of poisonous chemical that may harm your pet fish. As long as you provide right food and ecological system for the fish, your pet will always adapt to it and will possibly survive. keywords: Aquarium | Aquariums | Fish | Freshwater Fish | Tropical Fish | Aquaria | Fish Tank All Glass Aquarium Company Aquarium Filter Sponge

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