Besides Damsels and trigger? the most hardy fish?

[3stripedamsel]

I am curious what fish can handle ammonia spikes, high nitrates, not eating for a few weeks and any accidental crazy thing.
And of all WON'T DIE
I know triggers and damsels fit right in.
what else?

 

[crimzy]

moray eels, clowns, groupers

 

[3stripedamsel]

I don't know about clowns, my friend use a maroon clown for cycling didn't make it.
Clowns do get disease.
harquin tusk anyone have one, are they hardy?

 

[lucky45]

Why not risk wasting all that money and just wait 1 month...

 

[nigerbang]

Originally Posted by 3stripedamsel
I don't know about clowns, my friend use a maroon clown for cycling didn't make it.
Clowns do get disease.
harquin tusk anyone have one, are they hardy?

I would not risk a tusk for that kinda enviroment...Cost is high and why sac. a fish of any types..
Why are you wanting fish that seem bullet proof?? To Cycle?

 

[crimzy]

Originally Posted by 3stripedamsel
I don't know about clowns, my friend use a maroon clown for cycling didn't make it.
Clowns do get disease.
harquin tusk anyone have one, are they hardy?
I agree with the previous posts... are you looking for other livestock to cycle with?

 

[3stripedamsel]

No, not for cycle..but I work for the military, Ocassionally I have to go to Oklahoma for training 3 weeks or so and my sister does the feeding.
Which means high nitrates and ammonia spikes, but my stock is very low.
I have a niger trigger, damsels, and a emperor and a new maroon in a 150 gallon, they are very small fishes.
So I'm looking to add a few more fishes..but I need tough guys.