Favorite fish?

[Star_Rider]

P.Altum

 

[SubRosa]

My Pickerel:

 

[ktrom13]

Vanillarum, i have to aay that is yhe most amazibg pleco ive seen. But i bet its too expensive for me to own but its gorgeous. Like i said before, i love neons but i also adored my redtail barracuda before i rehomed him. Its amazing how the redtail barracuda was. Id plop in a feeder fish and bam the cuda had it.

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[Vincenia]

I have to say my favorite fish have to be my angelfish, rams and clown pleco.

I had this angelfish for a few years now, and still going, I believe she's about 4 years old now. First cichlid I owned.


I have two of these guys, these guys are fearless and come to the surface of my tank to eat.


Since I gpt driftwood in my tank, he comes out a lot more. I love the small size of the Clown pleco.

 

[Ptrick125]

Probably Pterois Volitans-Volitan Lionfish. I would have one in my 75 gallon SW if they were reef safe.

For FW I am a big fan of blackskirt tetras. They are hardy, cool to watch, and they look awesome.

I also like mosquito fish a lot. They are extremely hardy, "breed" easy, and interact with other fish well. I currently have several juveniles in my 10 gallon FW, and 2 in my 75 gallon SW reef.


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[ktrom13]

Hey Ptrick i actually followed your 75gal saltwater thread and i gotta say i wish i had the money to go saltwater. But the lionfish is a cool fish but it would even cooler if it were reefsafe

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[Ptrick125]

Hey Ptrick i actually followed your 75gal saltwater thread and i gotta say i wish i had the money to go saltwater. But the lionfish is a cool fish but it would even cooler if it were reefsafe

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It took me all summer to save up It was worth it, there is only 1 lionfish that I would think that has a possibility of being reef safe, the fu manchu lionfish. They stay very small, and tend to not be as aggressive. Fu Manchu's are actually a very beautiful fish.

http://www.aquaticcommunity.com/lionfish/FuManchu.php


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[SubRosa]

Probably Pterois Volitans-Volitan Lionfish. I would have one in my 75 gallon SW if they were reef safe.

For FW I am a big fan of blackskirt tetras. They are hardy, cool to watch, and they look awesome.

I also like mosquito fish a lot. They are extremely hardy, "breed" easy, and interact with other fish well. I currently have several juveniles in my 10 gallon FW, and 2 in my 75 gallon SW reef.


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Strictly speaking,Volitans are reef safe. They ignore sessile inverts like corals, will leave your snails alone and probably even your hermits if you keep the Lion well fed. Any other fish which fit in its mouth are another story!

 

[bettalover77]

Boraras Briggitae, Pseudomugil gertrudae, and German Blue rams are my faves

 

[cpetrosky]

my ghost ribbon eel in my saltwater tank. i have him trained to hand feed and hes always sticking his head out watching me.