Your bravest fish

[convict360]

So as I sit here, having thawed and thrown in 2 large prawns for my Oscar and silver dollars; they are at the opposite side of the tank, seemingly petrified of them lol.

The only one nibbling at them is my single tiger barb *facepalm*.

While the tiger barb probably isn't "brave", it just got me wondering which type of fish aren't spooked easily, so share your thoughts.

I'm guessing some sort of catfish will be a top contender, wyckii perhaps?

 

[fishnatics]

I would have to say my marbled goby. My pike cichlid hides when she sees me and I hardly ever see my catfishes.

 

[Fish100]

At the moment my bravest fish is my 2 inch jack Dempsey he lives with two 5 inch blood parrots and when I walk in the room my blood parrots run and hide but my jack Dempsey just swims around and is never really scared

 

[Yuki Rihwa]

Clown Loach!
These greedy careless eater will try to steal food from a predator mouth, and cost its own life tried to do that with a wolf...after witnessed its tank mates got devoured by a wolf they are in high alert, panic mode and went into hiding mode until I transferred the wolf to bigger tank...Now, they back and start steal food from a male Jag...they will learn in hard way again when the Jag given them a few bites mark...

 

[justarn]

two of my oscars hit anything that touches the water lol, one is scared of his own shadow and one average. i had an asian aro that was fearless and bit me a few times, my wyckii is about average if im honest although he isnt bothered if i stroke him... ive grown a few channa micro out and they will tear food from your had once about 6 inch.

is your tank in a low traffic area, most fish will be scared of this huge shadow by the tank if they arnt used to it, plus your oscar is still small, he has plenty of time to come outta his shell, throw some live river shrimp in, then build up bigger stuff.

 

[Yuki Rihwa]

it just got me wondering which type of fish aren't spooked easily

That would be my Aimara, this thing is fearless and recently its bit my wife under arm when she helping me with tank clean up schedule She was screamed and fall off the ladder, luckily nothing serious but a small bleed from the bites mark. I have to call my friend and asked him want to take care the Aimara because I knew my wife gonna say something...Later that day I took her out for dinner and she look at me and said that fish is meany one and she doesn't like it so I told her my friend gonna pick it up soon and she was happy and said you're read my mind...I love you! Sad to let it go but I'm rather not messing with my girl

 

[jeaninel]

My Black Shark was unflappable. Sadly, he has since passed away but nothing deterred him and I used to have to always shoo him away during water changes because he would always get in the way and want to suck on my arm lol.

 

[spiff44]

my schools of torchlight tetra's and xray tetras... they barely part out of the way when either of my two, foot long Pearsei cichlids cruises through them. interestingly, my clown loaches are kinda wary of them.. definitely don't compete for food with them.

 

[Warborg]

My common goldfish...except when doing water changes then that goes to my cories. The goldfish will stay out of the way...but the cories always want to explore the gravel that was being kicked up. I always have to watch to make sure they don't get sucked into the tube.

 

[HumanBean]

Partalapia polleni and leopard ctenpoma.

No fear what so ever.