What fish are on your bucket list?

This fish might not be interesting to people because it doesn't have bright colors but I want a scopas tang. And the only I might risk trying to put into my reef aquarium one day is a red tail trigger fish. I read around, and allot of reviews say they can be good in reefs unlike most other triggers. Black tangs are cool too.
 
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Definitely on my list is a Rinophias Scorpion. Absolutely amazing must see fish. I located one at Aqua Workz in Sacramento for $350. Posted video on YouTube.
 
Pomacanthus navarchus (Majestic Angelfish) and Macropharyngodon choati (Choati leopard wrasse).... and so many more!
 
gem tang for me. love these guys....
 
Been looking for a super male stigmata blenny also called an ember blenny for a while now. Had a few slip through my fingers. Think I may have a good lead on one right now, fingers crossed. Wish me luck.
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I got part of one of my bucket list fish a earlier this months. I've wanted a pair of Watanabei Angelfish and a pair of crosshatch trigger fish ever since I saw them at World Wide Corals. I got a female Watanabei Angelfish earlier this months on sale.

One down three to go.

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