Most useful fish

[Zero Nitrates]

What are the fish in your aquarium that is the most beneficial?
Which ones contribute the most to your ecosystem?

 

[happyhourhero]

In my tank it would be my Kole. Keeps the rocks clean, eats detritus and other fish poop before it hits the bottom and is a beautiful fish that is always active and curious.

 

[Zero Nitrates]

We just got a kole tang a couple of months ago. Her color is starting to really look good. I agree with you a great fish!

 

[Daniel@R2R]

I really like algae eaters. My starry blenny was really a cool little fish (well, he still is, but now he's in @hybridazn's tank). I'd add sand cleaners too like a diamond goby.

 

[Viracon13]

My Fox Face won't let algae grow and feeds my corals plenty of fish poop

 

[Zero Nitrates]

Foxface are so beautiful

 

[DeniseAndy]

I have to agree with all above. I have had my Kole for almost 7 years and it is not only beautiful, but so helpful. I loved my fox face till he died of old age. Now I have a rabbit fish I hope can keep up with him. Lastly, love my lawnmower blenny. Such fun fish.

These are in a 210g. In a small tank, I am not sure what my fav would be. I have a lawnmower baby in my 40g. He is fun too.

 

[Ljaus]

I have a soft spot for blennies especially lawnmowers, bags of personality and don't stop eating. If I don't clean my glass for a couple of days it's covered in kiss marks from him grazing.

 

[ca1ore]

Dusky wrasse. Eats pyramid snails, bristleworms, and flatworms. It's a beautiful thing!

 

[Africangrey]

Does dusty wrasse need a sand bed?

 

[Rybren]

Dusky wrasse. Eats pyramid snails, bristleworms, and flatworms. It's a beautiful thing!

And snails. Mine loves to pick off snails.

Does dusty wrasse need a sand bed?

Yes, it does as do most, if not all, Halichoeres wrasses.