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Originally posted by Kahuna Tuna
I've noticed this as well and see it every time Peter puts his list up. "This species shouldn't be on the list because I have kept one for "X" amount of years, blah, blah...." I look at this list as a guideline for beginners and a very good one. I might be able to nitpick a selection here and there but overall this list is very, very good. Nicely done Peter.
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I agree. I'll happily use myself as an example. Anthias suck. They can be temperamental feeders, get bullied by other fish, require huge amounts of food and filtration, and their rediculous social structures have had me pulling my hair out on more than one occassion. I've lost plenty in my day, and completely agree that they should be where they are on the list, as a group. My post earlier in this thread was to state the fact that if we are going outside of the "group as a whole" description, then tuka should be at the top of the anthias-to-avoid list, not bimacs or squarespots.