BIG FISH, SMALL FISH, TUBE FISH

Now that you know what you know, Big fish or small fish when starting out

  • Big Fish

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  • Small Fish

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  • No Fish

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  • depends on the type of fish

    Votes: 2 33.3%
  • I prefer to raise my fish into adult size

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  • I was afraid I'd miss out so I bought the size LFS had in stock

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  • doesn't matter as long as I can keep it alive

    Votes: 1 16.7%

  • Total voters
    6
I always advocate for getting damsels when they are small, so much less aggressive when they grow up around their tank mates. My personal preference is to get all fish when they are smaller, it's nice to see them grow and they live longer ;)
 
Is this in regard to a new reefer and a new tank? I always say, get the least aggressive fish first
 
Small fish gives you more diversity in the same sized aquarium - people tend to over stock. Of course, the type of fish is paramount - they must be compatible, properly quarantined, and a species that you can manage in terms of care.
 

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