Top 5 Reef Safe Fish [4K]

Saltwater aquariums house some of the most colorful fish in the world, and they bring an abundance of fun and excitement to any home of office. There are many different species of saltwater fish in the aquarium hobby however they all fall into 2 categories, either reef safe fish or non reef safe fish.
For this video we focus on reef safe fish. Being reef safe indicates that a fish is safe to add to a reef aquarium Although there is no fish 100 percent completely reef safe, every fish that Joe covers in this Top 5 Reef Safe Fish Video are reef safe meaning that they do not readily consume live corals, or invertebrates.

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[BC-fywn]

Joe, why does the little mermaid wear sea shells? Because "D" shells are too big! Pah dump!!Your humor shot for all today. Doc BC

[gonefishing]

Cool vid guys, maybe do a series of top tens for different reef environments, like high flow sps through to lower flow softies and polyps would be interesting.

[Hall-lu]

Hey Joe were you going to be for your stand up routine? Great jokes.

[brendaprice]

Good Job Joe! I am looking forward to some time soon setting up a tank.

[thereefinrican]

I have three out of the five fish on your list. 👍🏻

[DetroitAquatics]

i can fucking say your jokes are 100% gold and i need to find out if every vid has them

[LightSearch]

The advise of keeping groups of Banggai cardinals is a terrible one.

Please avoid at all costs, it's extremely unstable at best and they will likely kill each other.

[keeshaun]

Do basically none of the best looking fish if you want corals in the tank

[A.R.C.]

Man mine came to the front of the tank from day one, now eats flakes from my fingers