Your Show Fish?

[xxtriggermanxx]

didn't know moving files in my photobuckt would delete photos on this thread. so here's my boys again ,,,

 

[albano]

But anyway, what's your "show fish"?

there's 80 fish in there...can you pick one?
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rarely do 'visitors' pick the same fish, everyone has their own favorite.
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[mattsilvester]

there's 80 fish in there...can you pick one?
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rarely do 'visitors' pick the same fish, everyone has their own favorite.
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I'd pick the tuskfish

Incidentally - have any trough with him eating your critters?

 

[SDguy]

Reef:

FOWLR:

Clown cube:

 

[hedgedrew]

Gem tang and conspiculous angel for me. Also a pure black tang

 

[albano]

Gem tang and conspiculous angel for me. Also a pure black tang

you have these? or they are 'dream' favorites?

 

[crobattt]

nice guys, love the tangs :3

 

[TripsterAK]

Albano I am so ENVIOUS of your tank. If nirvana came in a tank that would be it.

 

[RealReef7]

yellow tang pair and purple tang!

 

[youngspecialist]

despite my largest fish being and asfur angelfish everyone always notices the red sea cleaner wrasse partly because of it's cleaning behavior and partly because of it's exquisite $#@&!

 

[capo larzo]

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Male and female when they were in quarantine. They are bit bigger and much more beautiful now.
They are reef fish, they are known as Bumblebee Groupers but truly are Queensland Groupers, and they are the
larges of any reef dwelling fish, they take refuge and hunt on and around reefs, i believe the only time
they venture off is to spawn and then return. They are reef safe, but sooner or later your fish would be gone, but your corals would be fine!

(and yes, i can house adults)

 

[mattsilvester]

Male and female when they were in quarantine. They are bit bigger and much more beautiful now.
They are reef fish, they are known as Bumblebee Groupers but truly are Queensland Groupers, and they are the
larges of any reef dwelling fish, they take refuge and hunt on and around reefs, i believe the only time
they venture off is to spawn and then return. They are reef safe, but sooner or later your fish would be gone, but your corals would be fine!

(and yes, i can house adults)

The fact that you have a pair and can house the adults begs the questions, how big is your dispaly, what else are they in with, and where are the pictures!!!

 

[capo larzo]

They are currently still in a tank with a foot print of 4'x2' being that they are only six inches. They will eventually enter my marine pond which is 12'x12'. I have several mated pairs of benthic sharks in the pond already and im working towards getting several more mated pairs. Theres pics on here somewhere but ill throw up a shot right now.

I would actually like to sell one and keep just one. Nobody seems to be interested however.

 

[mattsilvester]

They are currently still in a tank with a foot print of 4'x2' being that they are only six inches. They will eventually enter my marine pond which is 12'x12'. I have several mated pairs of benthic sharks in the pond already and im working towards getting several more mated pairs. Theres pics on here somewhere but ill throw up a shot right now.

I would actually like to sell one and keep just one. Nobody seems to be interested however.

Cool! Do you have a viewing window in the pool?
My LFS has a raised acrylic "pond" - about 10' x 10' (maybe 12x12). I often thought if would be boring to keep sharks etc. but he has what I think are small black tip reef sharks in it - I find them hypnotic, and very very cool to watch.

 

[Daniel Reef]

Cool! Do you have a viewing window in the pool?
My LFS has a raised acrylic "pond" - about 10' x 10' (maybe 12x12). I often thought if would be boring to keep sharks etc. but he has what I think are small black tip reef sharks in it - I find them hypnotic, and very very cool to watch.

Unfortunately, Capo was banned for some of his comments in another thread so he will not be answering this question.