Who doesn't like Nemo. In all seriousness clowns are cheap and scream sw. They also have a very unique swimming pattern . they are a very hardy fishClowns seem to be a reoccurring fish on this list. Perhaps I should consider adding a few...
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Who doesn't like Nemo. In all seriousness clowns are cheap and scream sw. They also have a very unique swimming pattern . they are a very hardy fishClowns seem to be a reoccurring fish on this list. Perhaps I should consider adding a few...
still have itYellow clown goby
4-12-2007
Purple douchbag! [emoji23]Let’s take a trip down memory lane
What was your 1st saltwater fish? Do you still have it? What was it like?...
Mine was an ill-advised purchase. A purple dottyback we lovingly named Barney and later renamed purple douchbag. I’ve never had a fish like it before. This fish literally watched me. LITERALLY. We would play peekaboo. No joke. He was a jerk and I had to pull him out and relandscape to give the others a chance to shuffle the hierarchy but it was no use. Sadly, after about a yr, he was lost in a tank cleaning accident. It was my first fish heartbreak. My other fish were thrilled.
RIP purple douchbag. I’ll never forget you.
still have it
4 yellow tail damsels
I bought a used 20 gallon from a local garden store that was getting rid of their fish section, it was one of their saltwater tanks they sold fish out of. (I was probably 13, the tank was completely drained except for the undergravel filter and the sand). Got home and started adding water to the tank and an immature lunar wrasse swam out. So he became my first saltwater fish. (He survived to, later to be rehomed).
A Diamond Watchman Goby a couple of years back. Interesting character who always liked to peek at me from his burrow. My favorite thing to see him do though was to take on the role of the clean up crew manager. If he saw a hermit crab wasn't where he through it should be he would pick it up in his mouth and move it where it should be. He would even pick them up off the substrate and place them up on the live rock as if to say (I've got the sandbed, you focus on the rockwork).
Sadly the combination of the tank upgrade plus a major rockwork restructuring proved to be too stressful for him and he would hide too much and not eat. He wasted away and died after just over a year.
Long time ago. Panther grouper, I believe. Did not end well.
Long time ago. Panther grouper, I believe. Did not end well.
Maroon clown …. 1987, or thereabouts. Had it for 12 years.