In Your Experience What Is The One Fish You Would Always Get Again?

[Nonuser]

What is your go to fish. The one that has personality, looks and never causes issues.

Thanks for sharing.

 

[BigReefer]

For me Its been clown fish

 

[derrick orosz]

purple tang

 

[Nonuser]

For me Its been clown fish

any species you have found better than others?

 

[Nonuser]

purple tang

how does their personality differ than the yellow tang?

 

[Luke.]

My juvi yellow wrasse ( his names Lemmon, lol) , he eats anything that's not supost to be in my tank lol, and he's the smallest fish and he breaks up the bigger wrasse when he try's to be the boss !

 

[MrHermit85]

mccoskers wrasse

 

[derrick orosz]

how does their personality differ than the yellow tang?

ive actually never had a yellow tang... my purple is constantly swimming laps around the tank, it never stops...gets a long perfectly with my blue tang in the tank and all the other fish...always grazing the rocks and fun to watch

 

[Pistol]

Red scooter blenny

 

[monizb]

Leapord wrasse

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[Joshbrookkate]

For me Its been clown fish

My mated pair of clowns came with my first tank. So much character! I wouldn't want to be without a pair.
Michelle

 

[TORX]

Powder Blue. Teaching it to eat from my hand. I can almost pet it.

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[Nonuser]

I'm seriously in talks to get a big tank. but unsure what way to go and what to keep.But I do understand that once you introduce fish it can be almost impossible to get them out. I also know that compatibility can be a issue. I really like the idea of a species only tank or just a group of one species. But then I think about a pipe fish and dragonet only 80 - 100 gallon. thinking of mainly corals and just minimal fish. A display frag tank idea. Since SPS dominated tank requires low nutrience levels and large fish require large feedings and more fish just increase bio load. if you can create a system that can sustain live food and have few fish you should really cut down on common issues

 

[Poseidon]

Midas blenny has always been my favorite. Will be one of the first fish in my new tank


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[AdInfinitum]

I wouldn't have a reef or even a coral tank without a Copperband... beautiful, colourful, eats from my fingers, demolishes Aiptasia, Feather Dusters and vermitid snails, gets along with everything...

But definitely not a fish with a guaranteed success rate....

 

[Nonuser]

Fox face also seems to be a very popular fish

 

[Sewerat]

My hardest working fish is my cleaner wrasse. Heidi the one that seems to make the social community function able

 

[heath]

all of my fin kids are my favourites, that all I have in the tank but, TANGS...

 

[Kevin Tran]

Naso tang and algea blenny

 

[Kevin Tran]

I'm seriously in talks to get a big tank. but unsure what way to go and what to keep.But I do understand that once you introduce fish it can be almost impossible to get them out. I also know that compatibility can be a issue. I really like the idea of a species only tank or just a group of one species. But then I think about a pipe fish and dragonet only 80 - 100 gallon. thinking of mainly corals and just minimal fish. A display frag tank idea. Since SPS dominated tank requires low nutrience levels and large fish require large feedings and more fish just increase bio load. if you can create a system that can sustain live food and have few fish you should really cut down on common issues

Some of us kept sps dominant tank with tons of fish, what come in must go out! So you need a way to export that nutrients/fish poo lol by way of using equipment, natural stuff like cheato and more ect