Corals vs Fish!

Corals really memorize me, there like ballerina dancers compared to fish, which to me is more like watching sumo wrestlers, not that I watch either one, but my best description. my fish just attack me when I put my hand in there unless I have food.

 

I prefer to keep fish, but I find coral more interesting to analyze and observe.
See ya' fish

 

I am really torn here.... I really don't know what I would do.

I got into this hobby knowing that I wanted a very large SPS dominated tank. Watching the polyps sway in current. On the other hand, I also love watching athnias swimming gracefully over the tops of the coral reef. The tangs swimming in between the corals encrusted rock searching for some tasty treats.

I just don't know..

 

I got into the hobby wanting LPS/SPS corals. I researched a lot and have been keeping coral for about 9 months. I've only ever had one fish, and that was before the reef tank (running fishless).

I'd rather have corals/inverts than fish.

 

The fish are ONLY to make the corals seem more natural anyhow!! Later swimmers!


My acro garden is my love. (but immediately I'm missing my fish) Dang it, I want my cake and eat it too!!

 

wow... no love for the fish

 

I got into the hobby because of fish but I spend more time staring at my corals then I do my fish. I still love them but SPS has some allure that I cant really explain. I guess I dont have to though because other reefers understand.

 

Like someone else said corals are cool and pretty, but it would just be like a garden. I love fish because there active and you can inter act with them. Gotta go Fish and buy fake corals.

 

The fish (singular) is there for movement and waste products, the corals are the subtle superstars of the show.

 

I've been thinking of this a lot lately. I get much more excited over corals than fish, so I say coral. I don't know, there is just something that interests me to no end with them. I would much rather have a coral only tank than a fowlr... Well I shouldn't say that. In a small tank it's true for me, but hey, a three hundred gallon fowlr would be nice, I'd rather have that than coral only just because of the beautiful fish out there.