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Your top 5 fish and why?
Not in any real order, here are my five favorite fish in my tank...
1. Huma Huma Trigger. One of my all time favs. Saw it in a store before I even had a tank and couldn't believe you could have something so cool looking in your home. Risky in a reef but mine only makes a mess with sand, never nips anything. 2. Oriental Sweetlips. Its like a puppy in your tank. Such a cool looking and behaving fish. I've read they may be hard to get eating buy mine ate from day one. 3. Porcupine Puffer. Again, its like a puppy in your tank. Follows you around and begs for food. So cool! 4. Green Bird Wrasse. This is the boss of the tank. Pretty agressive and eats like a pig. Have a good skimmer with this guy but wow are they cool. Constant gliding and they look so different. 5. Mandarin Goby. Like a psychedelic ninja in your tank. It lives in the rock work so its a treat to see him out in the open. Luckly after about 3 weeks I had mine eating frozen daily so he's thriving, if you can get one to live on frozen food they are the coolest. |
Achilles tang.....challenging fish to keep but beautiful nonetheless.
Rhomboid fairy wrasse.....I love all fairy wrasses, colorful and reef safe. Borbonious/sunburst anthais......very cool looking fishes. Helfriche firefish......unique coloration. Moorish idol.....finding nemo. |
I don't even have a tank at the moment but I would say (in no particular order)
1. Scott's fairy wrasse 2. Helfriche Firefish 3. Barnacle Blenny 4. One spot Foxface 5. Achilles Tang |
Iron butterfly for its awesome look
Garabaldi damsel stunning colour Mandarin dragonette cool swagger and personality Jan's pipefish cool looking Davincii clown aka baby orca |
Sohal Tang - gorgeous colours and pattern
Mandarin Goby/Dragonet - super cool colours & swimming/hopping motion Aussie Harlequin Tuskfish - Neon colours & pattern Ornate & other types of Leopard Wrasses - easier to keep than flashers & fairies Porcupine puffer - soooooo cute Honourable mention: Seahorse/Sea Dragon (of course) Angler fish (nature's fishermen/women) Jawfish (especially yellowheaded) - cool cave builders |
Falco hawkfish - fun to watch. Eye movements are awesome.
Foxface - hardy, lots of character Royal Gramma - no good reason. Flame Angel Regal tang |
Lingcod - moist, delicious
Sockeye - great sashimi Sturgeon - epic battles Tuna - especially tuna belly, A+ sashimi Sablefish - with bacon? Yes please |
Regal Angelfish - Love hose contrasting stripes.
Powder Blue Tang - Love that powder blue colour with the contrasting yellow fin. Flame Angel Fish - It's like a little ball of fire swimming around the tank Purple Pseudochromis - The purple is ELECTRIC and really pops. Clown Triggerfish - Because polkda dots in a tank just looks BOSS. |
1. Lawnmower Blenny - Total character in the tank and always makes me laugh by his antics. 2. Powder Brown Tang - The awesome computation and the fish swims around with such energy. 3. Mandarin - Cool fish who hovers through the water pecking away at the multitude of pods. 4. Clowns - I like that these guys are sometime complete spazzes! Whether they are nesting in the anemone or chasing others that get to close. They can be real $&@holes once in a while as well. 5. Fox face Rabbitfish - Whether it be the food frenzy attitude or the complete scaredy cat nature this guy always makes for entertaining observations. I also like he camouflage appeal and colour change based on mood. |
Lawnmower blenny---every one I have ever owned has character and personality
Mandarin Dragonet---very challenging fish to keep, colourful and just entertaining and relaxing to watch Blue Green Chromis---many consider this fish to be bland but it's colours change with every motion Yellow Coris wrasse---timid yet active and bright yellow Common Lion Fish---I'll never have one but cool looking as they are deadly Special mention--- cleaner shrimp -mine loves to climb body parts and in a rarity also likes to be pet |
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