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Agree with the post, don't do it for the money, you won't have the joy of doing so.
Discus are hard and are not for beginners.
Severums are easier, but are plentiful.
Red terror are hard get get.
Frontosas are a study breeder.
Malawi peacocks are good breeders but arnt popular and only males sale.
If I was to do it for $$, I do the electric blue Jack demsey, some odd reason
those fish always deman such a high price.
I'll put a fork in mouth about flowerhorns!
 
im not looking for actual real big profit just something for fun were i can make a few bucks because i enjoy watching the parents raise the fry and i will just sell them for cheap so i can buy some new fish food or chemicals and hopefully save up to buy a bigger tank like 210 gallon off craigslist not to make a living just to help me keep my tanks goin and alive so if your thinkin im doin this as a business im not its just i dont got a job aaaaand its hard foe to keep my fish tanks alive and i just want them to make some money for food for them sorry about long reply
 
discus... look up how much they are thats where the money is

jags sell for 5 bucks at my LFS

just my .02

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All fish are fun to breed and raise and you always learn something new if you want easy sales go for the cheaper easy to breed fish like your jags they have hude spawns and say you get 2 bucks a fish and have 150 fry thats 300 bucks and if they don't sell use them for food either live or make your own easy and cheaper. Other good fish to try electric yellows, swords, guppies, pure endlers, there are many more and don't be afraid to try some hybrids. We have about 20 kinds of fish we are trying to breed or have bred some sell good others look good at first but you take some lumps one of our projects right now is we are trying to breed some good red texas but it will be a work in progress for awhile good luck and welcome to mfk.
 
got a bunch of pics I want to post. working on it will post them soon on another thread.
 
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