minnow GM glowing medaka Gobio Amur bitterling Rosy bitterling Light's bitterling Deep bodied bitterling Rainbow shiner (Notropsis chromosus) Black shark (not to be confused with the tropical red tailed black shark) Golden cobra snakehead Dwarf snakehead Rainbow snakehead Spotted snakehead (Channa punctata) Pearl danio Northern snakehead Chinese algae eater Variable platyfish Note: The above contains a mix of true coldwater fish and sub-tropical fish that can survive and thrive at room temperature which ranges from 15 °C (59 °F) and to 30 °C (86 °F). Freshwater pond fish Three-spined stickleback Nine-spined stickleback Common goldfish Shubunkin Sterlet Koi Golden orfe Blue orfe Bitterling Gobio Grass carp Albino grass carp Fathead minnow Rosy red minnow Mirror carp Common carp Golden rudd Green tench Golden tench Channel catfish Golden rainbow trout Roach Bluegill Pumpkinseed Weather loach Stone loach Spined loach Common minnow Marine aquarium fish Garibaldi Catalina goby Zebra Catalina goby (Lythrypnus zebra) Ornate boxfish Shaw's boxfish White bar boxfish Truncate coralfish Blue devil Pot bellied seahorses Wild fish The term is also used to refer to fish species in the wild (such as lake trout, Arctic char, and Arctic grayling), that prefer colder waters. See also List of freshwater aquarium fish species References Marine Aquarium Fish - http://www.oregonreef.com/sub_coldwater.htm Freshwater Aquarium Fish - Practical Fishkeeping Magazine Freshwater Pond Fish - An Essential Guide to Choosing Your Pond Fish and Aquatic Plants by Graham Quick and also http://www.pondexpert.co.uk/ChoosingTheRightFishForYourPond.html External links About.com Aquariums