Stocking ideas

[bribo12]

Yeah it is a crazy prices fish probably due to collection methods or where it is found. But yes if you want a reef I'd stay away from big angels and the harlequin tusk. Good luck!

 

[Jolee0722]

I have seen big angels in reef tanks. Just add them with caution and have a backup plan. You can always return them.

 

[Niccobacci11]

so you want a dwarf angel fish huh........this may be a stretch but what about a peppermint angel... I believe that japan got a shipment of about 5 a few months ago.. The price is about 25,000-30,000 dollars but would make a good addition. But I mean if you just find 30,000 dollars laying around why not, right?I had the honor of seeing one of the rare species in Hawaii. Here is a link to the video I took of the fish.

 

[bribo12]

http://reefbuilders.com/2013/10/02/...nt-inventory-chockablock-full-rare-reef-fish/
They got 9 of them, so get them while they're hot!

 

[Niccobacci11]

just got one could pass up the chance yolo. Right?

 

[Niccobacci11]

just kidding but when I saw it in Hawaii I was obsessed i think It took me about 45 min to leave that single display tank though.

 

[bribo12]

Lol just watched your video and I have to say they shouldn't have a dwarf angel in their reef tank! Omg they need to give it to me for free since its going to eat all their coral lol

 

[Niccobacci11]

They should really put the corals first therefore the fish should be rehomed



























jk

 

[SteveJP]

After my $4000 tank build, $450 first water bill, $200 in salt, $??? In testing kits and whatever else needed to get the water parameters right, and $800-$1000 in fish, I would love to take a mortgage out on my house for an awesome fish