What is one thing in the hobby that you wished existed, but doesn't?

[Jim Gomoll]

Pigmy Micro Sharks 3-6" max
Yellow tangs back to $40

 

[Tnops]

for this to be biologically ethical. If people are already transitioning mollys to saltwater, think of all the possibilities if every freshwater fish can do the same! (yes, I know it looks ridiculous)

 

[reef guy 56]

Yeah, but Mollys are hardiest.

 

[Naekuh]

Yeah, but Mollys are hardiest.

they are also so stupid and do not understand saltwater things.

Ive seen them litterally swim into a groupers mouth because they are that stupid... or see clowns swimming into anenomes and think its OK for them to do it, only to get eatten by one.

 

[WalkerLoves_TheOcean]

I love all the ideas of the mini sea creatures! Imagine a tank with mini manta rays, mini sea turtles, and peaceful mini sharks. It would be amazing!

 

[reef guy 56]

they are also so stupid and do not understand saltwater things.

Ive seen them litterally swim into a groupers mouth because they are that stupid... or see clowns swimming into anenomes and think its OK for them to do it, only to get eatten by one.

I’ve kept multiple freshwater tanks and once they decide to bite the tail of a fish that had fin rot don’t ask how I got fin rot. And it died. When you think that they’re dumb, I’ve seen them swim into cichlid territory and get killed. I agree that there were the dumbest but they are hardy Don’t ask how this happened but at one point a little bit of ghost pepper got into the tank and all the fish died but Molly and by the way they live in fresh and brackish environments so how are they supposed to know that anemone is dangerous?

 

[Tnops]

I’ve kept multiple freshwater tanks and once they decide to bite the tail of a fish that had fin rot don’t ask how I got fin rot. And it died. When you think that they’re dumb, I’ve seen them swim into cichlid territory and get killed. I agree that there were the dumbest but they are hardy Don’t ask how this happened but at one point a little bit of ghost pepper got into the tank and all the fish died but Molly and by the way they live in fresh and brackish environments so how are they supposed to know that anemone is dangerous?

there are many saltwater fish that probably don't interact naturally well with other organisms either. Heck, the ocean is so big there are probably thousands of species of fish that haven't ever seen coral or anemone either

 

[SlasherZ]

Might actually exist in some form already, but I've always wanted a little submersible with a camera that hooked up to my TV so I could "dive" and swim around my tanks.

 

[monfilsi]

Bumble bee snails worked for me

Unfortunately I can’t get them where I live.

 

[smitten with ocean life]

A water chiller that doesn’t heat up your whole house. Yes, it could be vented but that would involve a husband….. that is alway to busy.

so yours is a husband thats not too busy?

 

[krollins]

Fist sized asterina starfish

 

[reef guy 56]

Why??????????

 

[krollins]

Why??????????

Forgot to add, that doesn't multiply super quick.

 

[reef guy 56]

Oh like never multiply.

 

[krollins]

Also giant colorful amphipods.

 

[krollins]

Peaceful, reef safe octopus.

 

[Ziggy17]

A trident style tester that tested for all parameters including nutrients and that dosed every element individually to perfection.

The new trident apparently will be testing nutrients, so looking forward to that. Not looking forward to the price tag.

 

[Ziggy17]

something that eats any species of Dino.

 

[WalkerLoves_TheOcean]

Peaceful, reef safe octopus.

And ones that aren't escape artists who like to crawl over your house. Lol.

 

[crazyfishmom]

The new trident apparently will be testing nutrients, so looking forward to that. Not looking forward to the price tag.

I thought it only did nitrates and phosphates and did not also include alkalinity, calcium and magnesium. That’s the one I’m holding out for!