Fish that beat the allegations

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Do you have a fish in your tank that beats the allegations against its species. Like a large Angel that doesn't touch your corals or inverts, or a puffer fish that leaves your snails and hermit crabs alone. For me personally the closest thing I have to it is a very easy going 6 line wrasse, he gets along with everybody and does not show much if any aggression. I do have a yellow pyramid butterfly that doesn't touch my corals or inverts but that is fairly common with this species.

 

[Baldyreef]

Do you have a fish in your tank that beats the allegations against its species. Like a large Angel that doesn't touch your corals or inverts, or a puffer fish that leaves your snails and hermit crabs alone. For me personally the closest thing I have to it is a very easy going 6 line wrasse, he gets along with everybody and does not show much if any aggression. I do have a yellow pyramid butterfly that doesn't touch my corals or inverts but that is fairly common with this species.

my waspfish who's suppossed to be shy and away all the time is always scooting around and looking at me

 

[cactusreef]

I don’t want to jinx it but my new captive bred flame angel isn’t a problem for any corals. It’s still young though so time will tell.

 

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my waspfish who's suppossed to be shy and away all the time is always scooting around and looking at me

That's awesome, does it come out during the day? I have a pygmy roooster waspfish and she only comes out after 11pm and is super shy.

 

[Baldyreef]

That's awesome, does it come out during the day? I have a pygmy roooster waspfish and she only comes out after 11pm and is super shy.

he's kind of erratic with appearances, most of the time he will be out during the day some days he's not out until 1 other days he show up at night, and sometimes he's out all day, I think it helps that I feed him in the day rather than at night