I will ask again, because I had stupid answers last time WHAT KIND OF FISH SHOULD I GET

It must be tropical, a community fish, only 1-2 1/2 inches long when it's an adult, and under $5. No goldfish!! Please, goldfish ARE NOT tropical, and need atleast 20 gallons. I will report you if you say goldfish.

I already have mollies, gouramis, and cories, now what should I get? Give me a long paragraph and possibly pictures or a website about them. If you just say "Betta", I WILL REPORT YOU. I am NOT asking you to name a fish, I am asking you to give me a fish and to tell me information about it. Be careful, the instructions are specific. And if one person gives me info on a tetra, DON'T GIVE ME INFO ON A TETRA AGAIN. I ONLY NEED ONE PARAGRAPH ON EACH FISH.

So please help?

OK . . . I'll give it a shot :^)

In a community tropical tank, the fish you have listed would probably do well with guppies (I prefer the fancy varieties), swordtails, or platties.

Guppies are hardy fish and reproduce quite well. If you want to provide a safe place for the offspring, as in a floating mat of grass (either real or artificial), you can look forward to increasing your aquarium population. The fancy guppies come in many varieties including Cobras (red and green), German Rose & Half Black, and other colorful and interesting patterns. The males are the show-offs with all of the color. Females tend to be bland and considerably larger.

Swordtails are also interesting and colorful. They do need to have a full hood since they can leap right out of an uncovered aquarium. Many times you'll see stray swordtails in aquarium shops that have jumped from their original tank to another :^) They are also live bearers like the guppies.