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Large Angels by far,,should be getting an Annularis soon:)
,and this one is my dream one(which i'll probably never own:rolleyes:)
 

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Patrick93 said:
Yeah it's a nice fish I'm actually gonna be getting one soon :D do u have one? if yeah how old was ur tank when you put it in

My favorite fish as well, that why I am never buying another one. I have a big reef that is very old with many pods. In 20 years I have still killed three of the green mandarins, the longest one survived was 6 months. I feel like I am killing puppies. Enough is enough with that fish.
 
huma-huma said:
Black Volitan Lionfish hands down....such a gorgeous fish

I agree, hence my profile picture (although mine is red). The excellent thing about them is that they are a pest in the Caribbean as a result of our hobby. The least we can do is reduce the population by putting them back into fish tanks. Nobody should ever feel bad about a captive lion fish, it's like collecting ants, there are plenty of them to go around.
 
My Pink spotted goby is my favorite. He`s 8 yrs old and was the baby of the tank. Hurricane Irene caused my older fish to die.

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melosu58 said:
My Pink spotted goby is my favorite. He`s 8 yrs old and was the baby of the tank. Hurricane Irene caused my older fish to die.

Great picture! Cool fish also!
 
FTMMWS said:
Large Angels by far,,should be getting an Annularis soon:)
,and this one is my dream one(which i'll probably never own:rolleyes:)

That's awesome how big of a tank would that need lol
 
ShadoeFox said:
My wife wants one of those guys so bad, too!

There one of my favorite you gotta be careful tho cause if they get stressed out they will release a toxin that will kill all the fish and himself so I built the whole tank around him being the center piece
 
Gregcoyote said:
I agree, hence my profile picture (although mine is red). The excellent thing about them is that they are a pest in the Caribbean as a result of our hobby. The least we can do is reduce the population by putting them back into fish tanks. Nobody should ever feel bad about a captive lion fish, it's like collecting ants, there are plenty of them to go around.
Are they a pest cause they damage anything or having a negative effect on the reefs ?
 
Patrick93 said:
Are they a pest cause they damage anything or having a negative effect on the reefs ?

There is nothing in the food chain that is stupid enough to try and eat them. And they will eat almost anything. Look how they are built, like a pirate ship flying the skull and crossbones. ;-)
 
Lol yeah I always wondered if there was anything that ate them
 
Gregcoyote said:
I agree, hence my profile picture (although mine is red). The excellent thing about them is that they are a pest in the Caribbean as a result of our hobby. The least we can do is reduce the population by putting them back into fish tanks. Nobody should ever feel bad about a captive lion fish, it's like collecting ants, there are plenty of them to go around.

Wasn't it an aquarium that lost a few? And yeah they are horrible to the entire ecosystem. I think it's illegal to throw them back into the water if you catch one. There's also a beach where you can literally scoop up small lion fish. The guy at my petco told me about it lol
 
Patrick93 said:
There one of my favorite you gotta be careful tho cause if they get stressed out they will release a toxin that will kill all the fish and himself so I built the whole tank around him being the center piece

Gonna have to get details from ya some time. Heh
 
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