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one of the most common questions asked by fish owners. How long should my fish live? The answer varies greatly depending on the species of fish. However, in general smaller fish have a shorter lifespan than larger fish, and fish that lay eggs live longer than those that give birth to live young.

Here is a reference with the expected lifespan of popular aquarium fish. These figures are estimates, with good care fish may live much longer.

Adolfos Cory - 5 yrs
Angelfish - 10+ yrs
Apistogramma - 3 to 5 yrs
Archer Fish - 5 yrs
Armored Catfish - 7 to 15 yrs
   
Bala Shark - 10 yrs
Bandit Cory - 5 yrs
Banjo Cat - 7 to 15 yrs
Banjo Catfish - 5 to 8 yrs
Black Neon Tetra - 5 yrs
Black Phantom Tetra - 5 years
Black Shark - 4 to 10 years
Black Tetra - 5 years
Black Widow Tetra - 5 years
Blackfin Cory - 5+ years
Bleeding Heart Tetra - 5 years
Blindcave Fish - 5+ years
Bloodfin Tetra - 10+ years
Blue Gourami - 4 years
Boesman Rainbow - 5 years
Bronze Cory - 5 years
Bumble Bee Catfish - 5 to 8 years
   
Cardinal Tetra - 4 years
Cherry Barb - 5 to 7 years
Chocolate Gourami - 4 years
Clown Loach - 15+ years
Columbian Tetra - 5 years
Congo Tetra - 5 years
Convict - 10 to 18 years
   
Diamond Tetra - 5 years
Discus - 10 to 18 years
Dojo Loach - 10 years
Dwarf Gourami - 4 years
   
Emperor Tetra - 6 years
   
Festivum - 10+ years
Figure 8 Puffer - 5 years
Firemouth - 10 to 15 years
Frontosa - 8 to 15 years
   
Giant Danio - 5 to 7 years
Glass Catfish - 8 years
Glassfish - 8 years
Glowlight Tetra - 5 years
Goldfish - 10 to 30 years
Guppy - 3 to 5 years
   
Harlequin - 6 years
Hatchetfish - 5 years
Hog Nose Brochis - 10 years
Honey Gourami - 4 years
   
Jack Dempsey - 10 to 18 years
Jordan's Catfish - 10+ years
   
Killifish - 1 to 2 years
Kissing Gourami - 5 years
   
Lemon Tetra - 5 years
Leopard Danio - 5 to 7 years
Leporinus - 5+ years
Livingstoni - 10+ years
   
Midas Cichlid - 15+ years
Mollie - 4 years
Moonlight Gourami - 4 years
   
Neon Rainbow - 3 to 4 years
Neon Tetra - 5 to 10 years
   
Oscar - 10 to 18 years
Otocinclus - 5 years
   
Pacu - 10 years
Pearl Danio - 5 years
Pearl Gourami - 4 years
Pictus Catfish - 8 years
Piranha - 10 years
Platy - 3 to 5 years
Pleco - 7 to 15 years
   
Rafael Catfish - 7 to 15 years
Rainbow Shark - 4 to 10 years
Rams - 4 years
Rasboras - 5 to 10 years
Red Eye Tetra - 5 years
Red Rainbow - 5 years
Red Tailed Catfish - 15 years
Redtail Shark - 8 years
Rosy Barb - 5 years
Royal Pleco - 10+ years
Rumy Nose Tetra - 5 years
   
Severum - 10 to 18 years
Silver Dollar - 10+ years
Silvertip Tetra - 5 years
Swordtails - 3 to 5 years
   
Texas Cichlid - 10+ years
Tiger Barb - 6 years
Tigerfish - 5 years
Tinfoild Barb - 10 years
Upside Down Catfish - 5 years
Weather Loach - 10 years
Whiptail - 10+ years
White Cloud Mt. Minnow - 5 to 7 years
Zebra Cichlid - 10+ years
Zebra Danio - 5 years

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"However, most importantly, it is probably the 'Inner Peace' that our nature aquariums can give us when peering into the utopia-like existence of the living organism inside"


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