Triggerfish for sure... close second would be puffers. Both have fun to watch. Like little dogs. Very happy to have triggers again even if they do cause a bit of chaos now and then.
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I agree with you triggerfish are underratedTriggerfish for sure... close second would be puffers. Both have fun to watch. Like little dogs. Very happy to have triggers again even if they do cause a bit of chaos now and then.
Much better, they fully live up to their name, they really look like a blaze, harvesting of these fish was banned in the early 2000's, although people comment that they were relatively common in the 90's, it's a shame that I I was just a kid back then.Wow I forgot about those their like a flame back but better
Wait they aren’t for sale anywhere anymore that sucksMuch better, they fully live up to their name, they really look like a blaze, harvesting of these fish was banned in the early 2000's, although people comment that they were relatively common in the 90's, it's a shame that I I was just a kid back then
The collection of aquatic life was banned on the Ascension Islands several years ago; These fish are not found anywhere else, so the remaining specimens belong to owners who still have them, the vast majority are in Asia.Wait they aren’t for sale anywhere anymore that sucks
It would be cool to have one before it got bannedThe collection of aquatic life was banned on the Ascension Islands several years ago; These fish are not found anywhere else, so the remaining specimens belong to owners who still have them, the vast majority are in Asia.
I haven't yet seen a boring angelfish. Centropyge angels have outsized personalities, and they'll either animate or dominate the tank. Or both. The multicolor angel in my RSM250 adds action and life most of the day; the Lamarck's in my RSR350 is Mr. (or Ms.) Bossypants and chases the yellow tang away from the Nori once or twice a day, just because it can. Most chill: the coral beauty in a 40g, which isn't bothered by any of the other fish (including an energetic juv. flameback) in the build.What type of angel or just any ?
I don’t think there is a boring angelfish. The only angelfish I have kept was a coral beauty but I want to get some type of angelfish for my new tank. Wow a multicolored and a Lamarcks angel very coolI haven't yet seen a boring angelfish. Centropyge angels have outsized personalities, and they'll either animate or dominate the tank. Or both. The multicolor angel in my RSM250 adds action and life most of the day; the Lamarck's in my RSR350 is Mr. (or Ms.) Bossypants and chases the yellow tang away from the Nori once or twice a day, just because it can. Most chill: the coral beauty in a 40g, which isn't bothered by any of the other fish (including an energetic juv. flameback) in the build.
Really I couldn’t tell lol. I’ve always wanted one. Very coolIt is hard to pick a favorite, since I like so many, but, if I had to pick a favorite, I'd choose the rabbitfishes, particularly the foxfaces, particularly the Fiji bicolor, Siganus uspi: