Angriest fish

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I had a jewelled damsel that destroyed my tank and thinned out my stock before I could get him out. No more damsels.
Considered one in the past....Love the look of that fish....not the attitude though....so no go lol.
 
My black/white clown female. She a big girl. I use a square collander to move fish from tank to tank, they all run in fear upon sight of it. Except her, I was holding it to ward her off and she just got around it to my wrist. When I’d had enough she swam straight into it, to get at me. Easiest catch of an angry clown. Her little man managed to make it into the collander with her for a little timeout in the penalty box.
I was aquascaping her a nicer home, got bit 4 times. My favorite fish, love her.
 

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I have a passive tank, but my Kaudern's Cardinal is my most aggressive. He loves to chase my Springeri Damsel around the tank like a shark chasing prey! Fortunately, she's not at all afraid, is super quick, and much smaller, so she outswims him or darts thru crevices he can't go in, only to head right back out when he's looking the other way. It's pretty comical to watch. My female clown can be a jerk to other fish on occasion, but only went after me once when I was wearing a blue glove. Guess she doesn't like blue, lol! I did have a Flame Angel that was pretty mean, but lost him in an ich outbreak.
 
I've got some small but very angry fish in with my Peacock mantis shrimp. A Fiji 'Blue Devil' Damselfish and a sixline wrasse, both of which are far more dangerous to any fish I introduce than Bruce the mantis shrimp!
 

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