What's a good Green fish?

[PicassoClown04]

Yesssss. My black fish to start will be a black combtooth blenny. I love the midnight Angle, but if I do put an angle in my tank I think I want something with a little more color. I also really like the midnight clown idea. I think I will start with some sort of standard orange percula clown, but if bad things happen and they don't make it the midnight clown will definitive be my backup.

I see the coral beauty on your list, what color are you going for with him? Yellow or purple? If it’s purple, I think the Flameback or Cherub angel may be a Little more appealing. Coral beauties have never really been all that exciting for me, they just don’t seem to have as much character as the flameback or cherub

 

[PicassoClown04]

OP posts for green fish and you suggest black fish... Ok then!

Originally, he wanted green fish but then he explained that he was looking for a rainbow. Simply trying to offer some options for OP since he’s got such a big tank and I kind of feel like some of these smaller fish won’t be seen very often

 

[RobB'z Reef]

Hmm, fair enough. Ok, OP, this seems to be a $h1t show of requirements. What are we supposed to suggest?

 

[reefs4life]

I personally like a green coris wrasse. Cool personality and IMO reef safe

 

[TriggersAmuck]

Green banded goby for the win. Several of them!

I've seen multiple pictures. Some are very vibrant, some looked washed out. Do you personally have them. Do they have a vibrant color? Also are they sand sifters?

I have three of them in my 14 gallon anemone tank. They are a light green, not a vibrant Chromis/Coris wrasse green, but their pattern is striking (especially with the red spots on the head) and they have a high energy level darting around abruptly. I have a bare bottom tank, but to my knowledge they are not sifters like the larger gobies.

 

[najer]

Green clown goby, great little fish.