Fox face or (golden lined) rabbit fish for the first fish????

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I’m thinking about a rabbit fish preferably a fox face or golden lined for the first fish in my reef is a good idea???
 
All right now I just say I’ll wait until I can find the best price
 
Make sure you have a lid they both like to jump. Also they have venomous spines which are extremely painful. So if it does jump don't pick it up by hand if it's still alive, I learned the hard way. Hot water helps the pain btw. The rabbit fish from my experience are better at eating bubble algae.
 
I can move in Macroalgae into the sump and it has its own light, and they basically have a form of nutrient control.
 
My black spot foxface hasn't seen an algea that he won't eat. Bubble, hair, turf and macros. Bubble he destroys. He even eats cheato. It's not his favorite but he eats it.
 
My foxface probably eats more algae than my tangs. Also keeps my super aggressive sail fin i check. He is such a cool dish. How is your gulf live rock working out? I have 400 lbs of rock and sand myself and it’s been great except for 2 mantis that I just cant catch.
 
I’m thinking about a rabbit fish preferably a fox face or golden lined for the first fish in my reef is a good idea???
Definitely foxface! I just love mine. He is fun and full of personality! He follows my Naso everywhere, they are buddies
 
My foxface probably eats more algae than my tangs. Also keeps my super aggressive sail fin i check. He is such a cool dish. How is your gulf live rock working out? I have 400 lbs of rock and sand myself and it’s been great except for 2 mantis that I just cant catch.
It’s working well I was thinking about getting dry rock to extend the aquascape I’m not sure if I should get some dry rock because I also found some Aussie rock 10 lb for $25 cheaper than dry rock. I’m went with gulf and now gulf and Aussie rock.
 
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It’s working well I was thinking about getting dry rock to extend the aquascape I’m not sure if I should get some dry rock because I also found some Aussie rock 10 lb for $25 cheaper than dry rock. I’m going with gulf and now gulf and Aussie.
When I set up my 90 gallon, I split it up to save money, and it worked great. I did about 45 lbs. of dry rock from ARC, and about 40 lbs of live Jakarta rock form a LFS.
 
Marco rocks for 10 lb costs $31 the I’m looking at Aussie rock for 10 lb costs $25.
 

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