For a second thought your title said your most sought after fish were mine...I was like lock and load!
I am easy, I would like a small (5 or so) school of Blue Reef Chromis.
I am easy, I would like a small (5 or so) school of Blue Reef Chromis.
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Make sure you’ve got a nice pod population! I had a dragonette for YEARS until he got spooked in the middle of the night and jumped. I love them, so chillRed Dragonnet and Green spotted Mandarin. Gonna have both of these bad boys by the years end, hopefully!
These are without a doubt one of the most stunning creatures we could put in a tank. I also like the banana eels and dwarf golden morays.I'd have to go with the infamous Japanese Dragon Eel. Nothing else is quite as fearsome yet fascinating at the same time.
My buddy at one of the LFS has one he got for free from someone breaking down his tank (lucky huh?) and it's a beauty! Too bad they're worth 800-2000$ depending on where you get yours from. If it were like 200$ then I'd totally get one!
For a second thought your title said your most sought after fish were mine...I was like lock and load!
I am easy, I would like a small (5 or so) school of Blue Reef Chromis.
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blue striped Tamarin.
Do they have some sort of weird characteristic? I’ve never heard of them.
I thought I saw one on Live Aquaria last week or maybe it was Blue Zoo.I have been keeping a reef tank for roughly 8 years now. I have had potters angels, leopard wrasses, mandarin dragonettes, blue tangs, yellow tangs, blotchy anthias, sunburst anthias, cave basslets, and clownfish of course.
Currently, I have a pair of Rainsford Gobies and an ORA Yellow Assessor, who swims upside-down, yes.
My most sought after fish, of which I have already owned once in the past, but lost him to carpet surfing, is a Blue Spotted Jawfish (BSJ). Unfortunately, I have not seen a BSJ in my LFS here in SoFlo in at least 1.5 years. Has anyone seen them recently or know of a store that may have one that you can help link me up with and potentially ship? Anyone have any idea on why they're so scarce now?
Feel free to answer: What is your most sought after fish and why?
We have four angels in our 300g. I lov the angels and am thinking someday adding more? We picked up a juvenile queen in November and added with adult Koran. It’s a beautiful fish and huge personality. It has no fear. Not a good picture but I just happen to take this yesterday! My favorite angel is the annularis! We have one of those in our 300g reef. It’s stunning! If I got another angel I would want a scribble and a regal. Just don’t know if the Koran would behave!
Fench Angel and Queen Angel.
I'm new to the hobby, but I've been diving for years. I've spent hours of bottom time sitting and watching the Frenchies in dart around the reefs in FL. I'd like to have a large enough tank for them one day, but starting with a Reefer 350 kind of limits the fish list a bit.
I would love to keep an emperor angel or a clown trigger, but not taking chances with them eating coral or other fish. Maybe I'll have a second tank as a fowlr some day.
Clown triggers are definitely possible in a reef. I have had one for over 2 years. Will he be a model citizen, probably not, but he will not devastate a reef like an angel or a butterfly fish.
I have a few on my list that I would love to have but terrified what they may do to my corals. Blue face and majest angels would definitely be at the top of my list. I also like triggers but already have a clown, don't want WWIII to break out in my tank.
Awe sad!I have a smallish (for reefing) tank and I briefly had an ORA Whitespotted Pygmy Filefish. She was AWESOME. Until she swam into the powerhead. I'm on several wait lists hoping ORA can produce some more. And I've since made my powerheads fish resistant.