IF YOU COULD HAVE ONE FISH WHICH WOULD IT BE?

[01xp]

Australian flathead perch https://images.app.goo.gl/rPpMkLyU4nRWyGgd8

 

[lazycouch]

Achilles Tang, no question, and I plan on having one by the end of the year. :) ;Woot:eek:

love them! beauties for sure.

 

[lazycouch]

Australian flathead perch https://images.app.goo.gl/rPpMkLyU4nRWyGgd8

looks like a possum wrasse that got smooshed ! hahaha

 

[01xp]

Just alot of $$$

 

[Wolfman238]

Achilles Tang

 

[joshyross70]

Achilles tang as well.

 

[PicassoClown04]

A Madagascar coral croucher :) his face is dumb, his body is chubby, and I love him with all of my heart. Been trying to source one for MONTHS

 

[Max_nano]

I think it would do better in a tank like that than a 200 gallon reef with high flow and 30+ other fish.

Okay exactly what I thought. From what I’ve heard of CBB better off out of the aquarium trade

 

[Zionas]

For a tank of that size, and since it’s going to be a frag tank, maybe choose something to help eat algae. A Starry Blenny, maybe? If you’re more worried about pests than algae, a Halichoeres wrasse or a Six-Line (I’m saying this because you only want one fish in there). Halichoeres need sand. Six-Lines don’t. IMO you could do two. A Starry Blenny and a Yellow Coris Wrasse or some other kind of smaller Halichoeres. This way you’ll have some protection against both algae and pests.

 

[samnaz]

Wartskin or Painted Angler /frogfish

 

[Zionas]

Really cool looking but heard they need a constant supply of live foods. :(

 

[ReefRondo]

Achilles for me too. One of the reasons I joined the hobby.

 

[lazycouch]

For a tank of that size, and since it’s going to be a frag tank, maybe choose something to help eat algae. A Starry Blenny, maybe? If you’re more worried about pests than algae, a Halichoeres wrasse or a Six-Line (I’m saying this because you only want one fish in there). Halichoeres need sand. Six-Lines don’t. IMO you could do two. A Starry Blenny and a Yellow Coris Wrasse or some other kind of smaller Halichoeres. This way you’ll have some protection against both algae and pests.

it won’t be a frag tank just a regular tank with some coral and that one fish! thanks for the input

 

[Zionas]

I see! :) Still I’d put a nice looking wrasse or a Starry Blenny in there.

 

[lazycouch]

I see! :) Still I’d put a nice looking wrasse or a Starry Blenny in there.

what do you think about a copperband?

 

[Zionas]

I think too large and too active for a 20 gallon tank. They get to 8 inches tops and are very active swimmers. Also, not the easiest to find one that’s healthy and feeding as far as I know.

 

[Meredith Brouillette]

Midas blenny for sure! they make my living room light up :D My absolute favorite!