damsel fish?

[surgeonfish]

I should correct myself. I do have a few species of damsels in my tank which are colorful and seem to be quite docile like the Yellow Tail Damsels. They were the first fish in my tank (used to cycle it) and they are still alive and doing well 2 years later. I have never seen them bother any other fish. However, most of the other 6 species of damsels in my tank are very aggressive.

[michika]

I have a pair of yellow damsels, and they are great fish, no agression, nothing. I've had them since I started my tank.

[bv_reefer]

-ya yellow damsels are the only ones i was considering really, although not 2 crazy about how it says ''semi-aggessive'', but did it ever nip even a
lil' bit @ any of ur corals?

[michika]

They never touched, and still don't touch, anything. I've had them with all sorts of LPS, SPS, and amost every type of clam. They've never nipped anything, they don't chastise or chase other fish, very fun fish, always out and about.

[bv_reefer]

-ya probably gonna go with one of those but thats it no other damsels!
also love the yellow color and there not expensive @ all so ya yellow dam-
sel all the way!

[michika]

These are the damsels I'm taking about, just so we're talking about the same thing:

http://www.peteducation.com/images/a...low_damsel.jpg
or
http://www.underwater.com.au/content...amsel_fiji.jpg

One of mine, who I asume is either male or female has vertical brown-black bars on its dorsal fin. I'm sorry I can't find any good photos of it.

[bv_reefer]

-yup that's exactly the one I'm talkin' about, the IDEAL reef fish, doesn't
disrupt reef tanks and set-ups, and is peaceful to other tank mates,
and also hardy...works for me.