Which “Reef Safe with Caution” fish are you happy you added?

[lester lloyd]

So ...which “Reef Safe with Caution” fish are you glad you added to your tank? And what compromises (if any) did you make to add that fish to your reef tank?
I’ll start.
I added a Venustus Angel. LPS corals are my favorite. As expected she has occasionally nipped at some fleshier LPS (like trachy). Also as expected, she has left corals that are more noxious or stinging (like hammers, torches) alone. So I adjusted future coral additions around this angel. I don’t regret her addition at all! She had added a lot of personality & beauty to the tank. So I am glad I took the plunge.
What about you? Pics are appreciated!

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Yeah they are beautiful and hard to get

 

[Steve Fast]

5 species of dwarf angels (flame, yellow, coral beauty, flameback, rusty), singapore angel, 4 species of butterflies (longnose, indian ocean vagabond, lemon, double saddle, latticed), and a valentini puffer. I feed 'em real good and they stay off the corals...

 

[Coronus]

Potters Angel Fish. Beautiful fish I have wanted for years!

 

[jason.kennedy.98478]

Timor wrasse

 

[DeniseAndy]

I saw dragon wrasses in Hawaii and they were huge. I mean well over a foot long. Really cool. I will some day get my videos up.

 

[James Cardwell]

My flame angle. Has nipped over a few zoas and hammer but worth it. I have always wanted a flame.

 

[powers2001]

See this video on nipping.

 

[ca1ore]

Other than obligate coralivores and larger fish that would happily eat smaller ones, I pretty much ignore the 'with caution' designation. I currently keep a pair of flames, potters, LemonPeel, regal, emperor and am considering adding an Asfur. Quintet of pyramid butterflyfish and a dusky wrasse.