Hardiest fish to tolerate water changes?

[Tonyscoots84]

Jaaaa dudeeeeeeeee lmao

 

[CHEMCHEF]

You dudes lost me at dude.

Lol

 

[tosiek]

Sorry dudes, its my fault. I stirred the water in the bucket this time.

 

[xxnonamexx]

Correct all I asked was what fish are more tolerable and not so sensitive to water changes. My water quality is good but in case it ever goes bad I don't want very sensitive fish to croak as soon as I drop them in. If I get a lionfish I plan on keeping him well fed and weekly water changes. I don't want to kill my 2 clowns, watchman, Py Angel? I guess I will have to rethink my stocking option and get a nice tang. I want 1 large fish as a "show fish" for my tank that stands out.

 

[Flushtown Reefer]

Yea you gotta be careful with some of the questions you ask on this site and how you ask them and sometimes even leave a disclaimer at the end of the post lol.. Some of these dudes get real anal about fish. For some of them this is their life and for others just a hobby. Also if you do decide to experiment with fish then knock yourself out just keep away from anything endangered.

 

[Dre]

Yea you gotta be careful with some of the questions you ask on this site and how you ask them and sometimes even leave a disclaimer at the end of the post lol.. Some of these dudes get real anal about fish. For some of them this is their life and for others just a hobby. Also if you do decide to experiment with fish then knock yourself out just keep away from anything endangered.

Wow,,,
Anyway thanks for posting before you get in trouble or kill your fish. As you were told and i think you understand, Lionfish eat small fish and they grow very fast.
Tough fish but if nitrates get too high they stop eating. Dwarf lions are tough, small , eat fish but small fish and very cute. Tangs you mentioned some are prone to ich. As mentioned earlier most Damsels are very hardy not Blue Green Chromis though....