Two Common Fish That New Reefkeepers Should Avoid

Reef Builders · Oct 6, 2020

Reefkeeping is a paradox. We set up an aquarium to display all the wonderful diversity of the tropical oceans, only to be told that we can’t keep the vast majority of species in our tanks. I help out in my LFS on Saturdays and the following two species are probably the two that people ask me for and point out the most, only for me to deliver the grim news that they can’t have them. And here’s why.
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shred5 · Oct 6, 2020

Another reason to avoid power blue is they are one of the more aggressive tangs out there.

Two Common Fish That New Reefkeepers Should Avoid

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