Favorite fish

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midas blenny x100
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These are such cool little guys.
 
midas blenny x100
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Hands down one of my favorite fish and an excellent addition to a 40 gallon tank. However from my experience I would recommend having a lid of some kind. These guys tend to be jumpers. A lid will honestly increase the odds for a lot of different fish.
 
Hands down one of my favorite fish and an excellent addition to a 40 gallon tank. However from my experience I would recommend having a lid of some kind. These guys tend to be jumpers. A lid will honestly increase the odds for a lot of different fish.
yep, mine jumped out once during feeding time as soon as I took the lid off, I think he has learned his lesson, he is much more careful during feeding time now lol
 
Hands down one of my favorite fish and an excellent addition to a 40 gallon tank. However from my experience I would recommend having a lid of some kind. These guys tend to be jumpers. A lid will honestly increase the odds for a lot of different fish.
i learned the hard way with the midas….
except i had a lid and he found a tiny little space between the lid and tank and went for it
 
Very nice, can we get a full tank shot??? Please?
The Blonde Naso is a friend of mine, @Claybird1985. Mine is much younger. The rest of the pictures were from my tank before Covid. My tank crash during covid because I was too busy with my professional life to spare the time to take care of the fish. Most of them died. My tank is full of aiptasia now and I am trying to rehab it. Maybe some nice picture in 6-8 months. See my build thread. I have some full tank shot there prior to tank crash.
 
What if I have coral in my tank can I have anemone as well?
In my opinion, if you want both, get the anemones first (needs to be an established tank, around a year old), let them find their spot, then add the corals where you have room.
 
In my opinion, if you want both, get the anemones first (needs to be an established tank, around a year old), let them find their spot, then add the corals where you have room.
Thankyou for your advice I appreciate it! I sure will!
 
Thankyou everyone for sharing I've seen alot of cool fish yall are awesome
 
Here is my Blonde Naso. I hope he will be just like @Claybird1985 's Blonde Naso. He is really growing fast and change colors a lot.
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