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I agree. There are some fish and other saltwater creatures that don't belong in a this hobby. Another for me, at least, is a mantis shrimp. They do way better in the ocean than in an aquarium. I would also say Moorish Idols. They are difficult to keep.Made me look!
The Dr REEF's site says these get to 60 inches. I have seen a barracuda that was in this size class in the wild and these are amazing top tier predators that can jump, thrash, and swim at crazy speeds in the wild. This fish, imo, does not belong in any tank smaller than an olympic sized swimming pool if it's going to truly be enjoyed for the speed and jumping ability these display when feeding.
https://drreefsquarantinedfish.com/product/great-barracuda-for-sale-dr-reefs-quarantined-fish/
A 300 gallon tank is like a solitary confinement cell at best, and with the amount of fish these eat I am dissappointed that Dr. Reef offers them for sale to average aquarium keepers. These belong in a marine park only.
You just dashed my dream of own a hump back.I'm going to add great white sharks and blue whales to this list.


Can't geneticists get on engineering some 3" max manta rays and whale sharks?I'm going to add great white sharks and blue whales to this list.
I hear the theme to Jurassic Park. It's been a long time since I read the book but was there a time when InGen made a mini elephant?Can't geneticists get on engineering some 3" max manta rays and whale sharks?
Don't some people already have teacup poodles and other such nonsense?
...alrighty then