What would you like?

[fshhub]

making a list and checking it twice.
But, was wondering which fish some of you would like to see in the future FOTW threads
Please, any input or suggestions would be welcome. Including specific fish or general.
specific, ie. scopas tang
general, ie. tangs.
Please anyone with a desire to see anything, reply
As well, anyone with experience(real life) as well as general knowledge, that would be interested in doing one, feel free to reply.

 

[fishtails]

I'd like to see the Firefish as fish of the week. I'd also like to see the Centogrype as FOTW.

 

[jumpfrog]

Thanks for asking!
Definitely something on tangs. It seems they are the most talked about on the board and there is "guidance" that's all over the place. Anyone with experience with a wide variety of tangs could help out a lot in the FOTW column.

 

[acez28]

porcupine puffers.....they are the best

 

[shels]

Angels

 

[bbuck_camelback]

I`d like to see a FOTW on one of the reef safe wrasses. Over 20 different reef safe wrasse, many to choose from.

 

[fshhub]

your suggestions are greatly appreciated, AND we will hopefully get around to all of them eventually. As noted, there are many fishes and at one a week, it will take a few DAYS. But we will keep working on it.
AND BY ALL MEANS
KEEP THE SUGGESTIONS COMING

 

[fishy88]

how about puffers or lions.

 

[pigeoncreek1]

Hawkfish would be interesting...

 

[grouperhead]

Eels would be cool. Psuedochromis, gobies, blennies, pufferfishes, etc. Bo

 

[azonic]

Naso Blonde!

 

[ozadars]

Gobies are the biggest family, i m sure loads of posts would come

 

[fish boy]

porcupine puffers

 

[reefnut]

Any "expert only" fish

 

[wamp]

ANTHIAS!!!!

 

[cboyfan2020]

are seahorses considered a fish?

 

[fshhub]

Originally posted by cboyfan2020
are seahorses considered a fish?
no, but if interested, I could probably find someone to work somthing up on them.

 

[cboyfan2020]

that would be great. Interesting animals. What are they? Encyclopedia britannica says they are fish. Actually here is the excerpt:
Any of about 24 species (family Syngnathidae) of fishes that usually live along warm seashores, clinging to plants with their forward-curled, prehensile tail. Species range from 1.5 to 12 in. (4-30 cm) long. Sea horses have bony rings instead of scales, and their eyes can move independently. They swim upright, propelling themselves horizontally with their fins and vertically with their swim bladder. They catch small organisms by sucking them quickly into their small mouths. The female deposits her eggs into a brood pouch beneath the male's tail, and the male expels the newly hatched young.

 

[kimry1]

My vote is for Hawkfish

 

[ryebread]

Anthias!