Fish Tournament: Qualifications!

[danenelsen]

Hello everyone! We finished up the Large Angelfish tournament about a month ago, and pretty soon we will start the Anthias tournament! Before we do though, I would like to see your opinion on other future tournaments we should do.

Planned Tournaments:
Dwarf Angels (Completed)
Large Angels (Completed)
Anthias
Butterflies
Damsel Fish
Gobies
Tangs
Triggers
Wrasse (Held by @Reefkeepers Archive)

I would like to see your opinion on the following tournaments. There needs to be enough variation among the species, and most of them should be fairly well known. Let me know your thoughts!

Basslets?
Blennies ?
Clownfish?
Cardinal Fish?
Dottybacks?
Pufferfish?

 

[Reefkeepers Archive]

Hello everyone! We finished up the Large Angelfish tournament about a month ago, and pretty soon we will start the Anthias tournament! Before we do though, I would like to see your opinion on other future tournaments we should do.

Planned Tournaments:
Dwarf Angels (Completed)
Large Angels (Completed)
Anthias
Butterflies
Damsel Fish
Gobies
Tangs
Triggers
Wrasse (Held by @Reefkeepers Archive)

I would like to see your opinion on the following tournaments. There needs to be enough variation among the species, and most of them should be fairly well known. Let me know your thoughts!

Basslets?
Blennies ?
Clownfish?
Cardinal Fish?
Dottybacks?
Pufferfish?

T A N G S

 

[danenelsen]

T A N G S

What are your thoughts on the other options?

 

[Reefkeepers Archive]

Hello everyone! We finished up the Large Angelfish tournament about a month ago, and pretty soon we will start the Anthias tournament! Before we do though, I would like to see your opinion on other future tournaments we should do.

Planned Tournaments:
Dwarf Angels (Completed)
Large Angels (Completed)
Anthias
Butterflies
Damsel Fish
Gobies
Tangs
Triggers
Wrasse (Held by @Reefkeepers Archive)

I would like to see your opinion on the following tournaments. There needs to be enough variation among the species, and most of them should be fairly well known. Let me know your thoughts!

Basslets?
Blennies ?
Clownfish?
Cardinal Fish?
Dottybacks?
Pufferfish?

Also I think clowns could be short if you're doing species, though occelaris would be obvious winner due to color morphs, so you may have to do individual morphs. Cardinals could be good, dottybacks have enough variations, blennies maybe, @AydenLincoln would kill you if you don't add a puffer tournament, and there really is only one clear winner with basslets:

 

[AydenLincoln]

Also I think clowns could be short if you're doing species, though occelaris would be obvious winner due to color morphs, so you may have to do individual morphs. Cardinals could be good, dottybacks have enough variations, blennies maybe, @AydenLincoln would kill you if you don't add a puffer tournament, and there really is only one clear winner with basslets:

Yes team puffs for the win!:)

 

[taytay_1119]

Sorry but what’s a tournament on here? Like best fish from that species or ?

 

[ISpeakForTheSeas]

Personally, I feel like most of those either have just a few well-known species that are likely (but not guaranteed) to dominate (such as Midas blennies, Ocellaris clowns, etc.) - so I feel like you'd want to branch out a bit and include some less common/less well-known species to get a good field to work with.

That said, I feel like the basslets could be done well since it includes a wide range of critters - things like chalk bass, assessors, swissguard basslets, etc. The puffers could probably work as well.


Just to put this out there, though, an Eels tournament could be fun too.

 

[danenelsen]

Sorry but what’s a tournament on here? Like best fish from that species or ?

Yes. For the Angelfish tournaments 32 Angels were matched-up against each other, and the people of Reef2Reef voted each day, until we had a winner, resulting in the “best” fish from that species.

 

[danenelsen]

Personally, I feel like most of those either have just a few well-known species that are likely (but not guaranteed) to dominate (such as Midas blennies, Ocellaris clowns, etc.) - so I feel like you'd want to branch out a bit and include some less common/less well-known species to get a good field to work with.

That said, I feel like the basslets could be done well since it includes a wide range of critters - things like chalk bass, assessors, swissguard basslets, etc. The puffers could probably work as well.


Just to put this out there, though, an Eels tournament could be fun too.

Thanks for your input! I would be willing to branch out into some lesser known species in order to do those tournaments! Eels are a great idea too, I’ll look into them!

 

[danenelsen]

@i cant think any ideas? I know you participated in the last tournament.

 

[steveschuerger]

Blennies!

 

[dakoop]

Are there enough misc species to compete?

 

[danenelsen]

Are there enough misc species to compete?

There probably are! I’ll look into it!

 

[i cant think]

Hello everyone! We finished up the Large Angelfish tournament about a month ago, and pretty soon we will start the Anthias tournament! Before we do though, I would like to see your opinion on other future tournaments we should do.

Planned Tournaments:
Dwarf Angels (Completed)
Large Angels (Completed)
Anthias
Butterflies
Damsel Fish
Gobies
Tangs
Triggers
Wrasse (Held by @Reefkeepers Archive)

I would like to see your opinion on the following tournaments. There needs to be enough variation among the species, and most of them should be fairly well known. Let me know your thoughts!

Basslets?
Blennies ?
Clownfish?
Cardinal Fish?
Dottybacks?
Pufferfish?

Gobies!!

 

[i cant think]

@i cant think any ideas? I know you participated in the last tournament.

Here’s just some ideas (Can’t wait for the wrasses, mine are all lining up);

The Siganiids

Blennies too!