I Uhh, I'm New To This Lol

The fish pokemon that live here include mantyke, migratory sharpedo, feebas, basculin, stunfisk, tynamo, alomomola, skrelp, wishiwashi, veluza, tatsugiri, and probs some others I'm forgetting.

Tynamo and stunfisk aren't water type plus I already have a tynamo so excluding them. Not opposed to catching a stunfisk eventually though, mind you.

I don't think raising a wild sharpedo is wise so no to that.

Skrelp does evolve into not a water type but I'm half-willing to overlook that. Gonna exclude it from this anyways

Mantine, wishiwashi, veluza, and alomomola require a lot of space or are very large so not them probably

That leaves feebas, basculin, skrelp kinda, and tatsugiri.

Now, if you include non- or semi-piscine pokemon that still fit into my profession-of-interest field, that adds tentacool, shellder, krabby, staryu, corsola, octillery, corphish, clamperl/huntail, shellos, frillish, binacle, clauncher apparently, wimpod, pyukumuku, and probably some non-waters I'm forgetting. Of these... actually most of these I could keep reasonably.

Tentacruel and cloyster are definitely on the large side, not too sure about them. Tentacruel also kinda scares me...

Not very interested in catching a rare wild octillery and training it, feels wrong for that smart of a mon and remoraid really aren't known to be found here

Jellicent also kinda scares me but it's a ghost which does make care reasonable enough if I train it well. So not counting it out 100%.

No offense but I don't really have interest in binacle or clauncher.

Golisopod is also big but not completely unreasonable, plus its semiterrestrial which is good.

So... that leaves shellder, krabby, staryu, corsola, corphish, clamperl, feebas, shellos, basculin, frillish, skrelp, wimpod, pyukumuku, and tatsugiri.