1.) Sohal Tang
2.) Blond Naso Tang
3.) Hawaiian Flame Angel
4.) Potters Angel
5.) Squareback Anthias

chevron tang
powder blue tang
yellow tang
this trio seems to be THE algae busting crew

melenarus wrasse
mystery wrasse

and I cant stop at five so
bluespot jawfish

Does your potters and flame get on ok? Thx

Yup, no problem. The potters did give chase as he was in first, but flame survived and now they do sometimes hang out together.

Fav's in my current tank:

1. Picasso Trigger (has personality & colour!)
2. Long Horn Cow Fish (has personality & shape - weird though)
3. 6 Line-Wrasse (has colour!)
4. False Clowns (classic)
5. Yellow Tang (classic)

me too, love them want to see it grow up

sohal tang
achilles tang
sailfin tang
hawaiian naso or blonde naso
mandarin's

all VERY nice looking and great personality

1) White cheek tang
2) Achilles Tang
3) Kiri trigger fish
4) Aurigua butterfly fish
5) Aussie Harlequin tusk

1- achillies tang
2- achillies x gold rim tang
3- clown triggers
4- clownfish (maroons)
5- dragonetts!!
I dont see many ppl with achillies.. I take it some ppl just are not up for tge challenge :p

1) moorish idol (have)
2) achilllies tang (want)
3) sohol tang (want)
4) porcupine puffer (one day when I have a fowler)
5) any sharks (one day when I have a huge tank)

School of blue/green chromis
Red flame pipefish
Banded Pipefish
Banggaii Cardinal
Ocellaris Clowns
Red firefish
Garden eel

Yellow tang ( have )
Clowns ( have)
Scopas tang (want )
Firefish ( want)
Flame angel or bicolor angle (want)

Blue Throat Trigger.
Orange Diamond Spotted Sand Sifting Goby
Lionfish
Niger Trigger
Powder Brown

Unfortunately I'll probably be ditching the Niger trigger and Lionfish.

OK, here are mine...., I have all of these right now.
1. Copperband - a regal trooper, but swims like he's wearing a skirt
2. Pearlscale Butterflys - marauding devils, beautiful colour pattern
3. Royal Grammas - interesting pair activities
4. Azure Damsel - nice colour, and totally peaceful
5. Yellow Tang - bit of a bully at times, but nice colour

In no specific order:

1) Flame Hawkfish
2) Green Spotted Mandrins
3) Clown Gobies
4) Powder Brown Tang
5) Black Saddleback Clownfish

Yellow assesor (have)
Labouts wrasse ( have)
Lineatus wrasse (have)
Flame wrasse. ( have)
Sohal tang. (had)

- Magnificent Foxface
- Longnose Hawkfish
- Blonde Naso Tang
- Achilles Tang

- And even though it's an invert, have to mention Peacock Mantis Shrimp:biggrin:

In no particular order. I have all of these.

1) Tomini tang
2) Royal gramma
3) Flame angelfish
4) Bicolor angelfish
5) Skunk clown

I'm quite fond of the bristletooth tangs. I like kole tangs and chevron tangs. I wish chevron tangs retained their juvenile coloration.

1) Bariene Tang - Pictures do not do this fish justice
2) Flame Hawkfish - He killed more shrimp than he was worth, but lots of personality
3) Lawnmower Blenny - Uglier than ugly, but saved me from the hair algae outbreak of '10
4) Engineer Goby - They've burried a few frags, but when they come out from the rock they're pretty much a foot long eel that will never hurt a fish. They also turnover the sand under rocks.
5) Copperband Butterfly - I've tried twice, won't again, my tanks too aggressive. Gorgeous fish and I give credit to people who have systems that can handle them.

1. Powder Blue Tang

http://farm5.staticflickr.com/4009/4...eb628a84_z.jpg

2. Hawaiian Flame Wrasse

http://farm5.staticflickr.com/4041/4...17111843_o.jpg

3. Queen Angelfish

http://farm5.staticflickr.com/4006/4...9bbe57da_o.jpg

4. Regal Angelfish

http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2645/4...5aa_z.jpg?zz=1

5. Flame Angelfish

http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3623/3...9bd5552f_o.jpg

I have them all :biggrin:

LOVE the contrast in colours of the different fish!

Ohhh.... top 5. Mine will be different!
1. Stonefish
2. Snowflake eel
3. Painted Anglers
4. Scribbled Angel
5. Majestic Foxface.

Net-caught multi-barred angelfish
Marine betta
Blue Spotted Jawfish
Pterleotris sp. from coral sea (crazy blue colour), only ever seen one
Myripristis vittata from hawaii (only ever seen one)