Any of the common live bearers are extremely easy to breed. As far as egg layers go, if you have the room convict cichlids are a great way to get your feet wet.
135 gal planted community tank.
125 gal cichlid tank
75 gal planted discus tank
55 gal planted tangynikan tank
29 gal planted community tank
25 gal planted GBR and bolivian ram tank
25 gal planted dwarf puffer tank
20 gal planted apistogramma tank
20 gal african clawed frog tank
33 gal goldfish tank
20 gal planted betta tank
15 gal albino BN fry tank
my vote is guppies...but please dont try to crossbreed livebearers.... (ie. diff. types of mollies/ playties, or guppy's and endlers...)
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I don't really consider any of the common live bearers breeding unless you're trying to develop a new strain. Although it can be exciting and fun to watch and raise the fry, this will just happen. No thought or effort whatsoever.
A great many egg layers can be bred quite easily. The only thing you need to consider is what resources and time you are willing to devote.
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