damsels???
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small triggers
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the only ones i like are the blue green chromis, other than that, they get ugly as the get older and are nothing but a pain when you try to add anything new
crypt keeper
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I like clown fish then it stops there.
falsepercula26
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Clowns and chromis..the rest r good for movement in a predator tank lol...and the emergency snack if it so happens
briand7878
Member
Make this a poll everyone likes those.
fishlawyer
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When starting this hobby I was told:
"Don't add table salt to the water and don't buy damsels... If you must do one, get the table salt..."
"Don't add table salt to the water and don't buy damsels... If you must do one, get the table salt..."
alix2.0
Active Member
Originally Posted by spanko
http:///forum/post/2937855
I have kept without any aggression to the other fish;
Chrysiptera talboti Talbot's Damsel
Chrysiptera parasema Yellow tailed blue Damsel.
This is my experience with damsels.
yeah, my yellow tail was also a model citizen.
http:///forum/post/2937855
I have kept without any aggression to the other fish;
Chrysiptera talboti Talbot's Damsel
Chrysiptera parasema Yellow tailed blue Damsel.
This is my experience with damsels.
yeah, my yellow tail was also a model citizen.
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regina13
Guest
I loved my yellowtail until I had to get rid of him. I actually had a hard time giving him up. Soo much personality!
jennln
Member
I have a very strong dislike for damsels. The first big mistake I made when starting out in this hobby was starting with them as my first fish. When I realized my error, it was too late - no hope of catching them. I was *secretly* hoping that the predator tank I built around them would eventually lead to them becoming "food"...didn't happen. The dominoes are the worst. I'm currently battling an ick outbreak
- the only good part of which is that the damsels are finally out of the dt and will NEVER be going back in.
95harley
Active Member
Originally Posted by ponyta810
http:///forum/post/2937302
i know that other people dont like them bc they can be way to agresive but i love damsels and im just wondering if anybodyelse feels the same way????
+1
For the money or lack there of it, my Starkii and Yellowbelly's are nice colorful active fish. I also have Azure's & 4 stripes now. Have owned Yellowtails, Fiji Blue Devils, and plan on a snowball or two in the future.
Damsels depend on your tank, small tanks with delicate fish and they are a nightmare. Big tanks with large fish and they are great dithers and scrap eaters. My 4 stripes love to eat Nori scraps the tangs leave when shreading the clip and pieces of small shrimp that don't make it down the eels mouth.
http:///forum/post/2937302
i know that other people dont like them bc they can be way to agresive but i love damsels and im just wondering if anybodyelse feels the same way????
+1
For the money or lack there of it, my Starkii and Yellowbelly's are nice colorful active fish. I also have Azure's & 4 stripes now. Have owned Yellowtails, Fiji Blue Devils, and plan on a snowball or two in the future.
Damsels depend on your tank, small tanks with delicate fish and they are a nightmare. Big tanks with large fish and they are great dithers and scrap eaters. My 4 stripes love to eat Nori scraps the tangs leave when shreading the clip and pieces of small shrimp that don't make it down the eels mouth.
small triggers
Active Member
probably only a few of them a month
great cheap food source i bet and keeps the tank movin'
auroradrvr
Member
I have had good experience with Yellowtails and Rex (aka; King) Damsels.