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Fish suggestion thread
I am having a difficult time determing what fish I should get next for my 125 gallon and was looking for help. My current stock list is in my signature. If you think I am already "full" or "overloaded", please let me know.
I have recently tried to add a cherub angel(took a risk on not being reef safe) and a firefish pair, but my hogfish terrorized them all. For this reason, I am not looking for smaller fish(ex.goby's) or more passive fish(cardinals). I am hoping to only get fish that won't risk my corals/anemones/clams/shrimp. Here are a few fish I had considered but had reservations about: Leopard Wrasse(difficult eaters) 4 Lyretail/Dispar/Bartlett Anthias(difficult to get eating) Cirrhilabrus solorensis(I have read from many sources their colors fade a lot over time) Longnose Hawkfish(possible shrimp eaters) 4 Flasher wrasse's(hogfish would likely terrorize them) Take into consideration that I have a 125 gallon tank, but it is only 4 feet long. I tried a regal tank and a bluechin trigger, but both became very aggressive with time and paced as they got bigger. Also, I'm not big into spending a lot on a single fish as I have seen too many hardy fish die for no apparent reason. Also, I am hoping to get something with some different color than what I already have. Thanks. |
I have a Leopard Wrasse, it eats any food I put in the tank. Awesome fish, I'd recommend one.
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It ate right out of the store, it's a very greedy fish :)
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aren't they quite docile fish?
I have never kept one, but was under the impression they did best in peaceful community tanks. |
My Leopard wrasse was a pig too, ate everything! Mike (ElGuappo) recently had one for sale from his tank (brother or sister to mine I believe so likely a pig too!)
Love the yellow Tail wrasse - striking black with white polka dots, and yellow tail and really neat eyes! Super active! Also one of my fav fish was my blue face tile fish! Neat fish! |
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The Yellowtailwrasse looks pretty interesting, almost similar to a lepard wrasse. I can't say that I have ever seen them before. |
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No the yellowtails are not seen too often but I would absolutely include one in my future fish lists (if I could track one down...) :-) |
I've got a covered top, so jumpers are not an issue.
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