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So there are a few fish that are named after foodstuffs like;

The Honey Gourami


A small, relatively social gourami that likes quiet and soft waters.


The Chocolate Gourami


Another small gourami, also likes soft water and infamous for being rather shy and fragile.


The Licorice Gourami


Such a gem! Apparently they only eat live food, and are not a beginners fish.


The Lemon Tetra


An active mid-level fish that often indulges in squabbles within the school, but never bothers other fish.


The Cherry Barb


A very hyper little bugger, it really loves it's swimming space.


The Cherry Shrimp


Bright Red Lawnmowers!



Now I wonder if there are more fish like these, and if they would be compatible.
What would a setup for this community tank look like?

The chocolate chip starfish:


The lemon peel angel:


Candycane coral:


Peppermint shrimp:

@Degen: Don't eat the fish!
Though it is odd that people tend to name fish after tasty food.

@Amonia: I know! I wish I could find it to keep it!
You could start a compatble reeftank! I've never seen the chocolate star before, or the Lemon peel angel. They are so pretty!

But you did remind me of

The Candy Bass


The Sea Cucumber


The Sea Apple


And de Zee appel

Same name, different language, different creature ^^;

cow fish

@Irrlich:

There are linkia, fromia and nardoa stars that are reef safe, unfortunately, they can be tough to keep.

Most brittle and serpent stars are good for reef tanks and are hardy, but they are nocturnal and extremely shy. I have two of them in my tank, and I only ever see an arm once in a while. I love them anyways.
n_n

I know lettuce coral as scroll coral, and leafy seadragons as sargassum seadragons. Common names are confusing.

Sargassum? wasn't that stuff in another ocean all together?