Editing Reef safe (section)

== Reef safe ==
=== Fish ===
; [[Anthiinae|Anthias]]
; [[Grammatidae|Basslets]]
; [[Blenny|Blennies]]: Excludes fang blennies. A few species will nip at polyps and [[giant clam]] mantles.
; [[Cardinalfish]]
; [[Chromis]]
; [[Clownfish]]: Excludes the maroon clown which can grow very aggressive and territorial.
; [[Pomacentridae|Damsel]]s: Excludes larger, more aggressive Dascyllus varieties.
; [[Centropyge|Dwarf angelfish]]: Dwarf angelfish in a reef setting has been heavily debated.
; [[Dottyback]]s: They may consume small shrimp and can be highly aggressive.
; [[Dragonet]]s
; [[Rabbitfish|Foxface]]: Foxface and rabbitfish will occasionally eat certain corals if underfed.
; [[Goby|Gobies]]
; [[Jawfish]]
; [[Pipefish]]: They can be killed by stinging corals and anemones.
; [[Pseudochromis]]: They may consume small shrimp and can be highly aggressive.
; [[Seahorse]]s: They can be killed by stinging corals and anemones.
; [[Tang (fish)|Tangs]]
; [[Wrasse]]: There are both reef safe wrasses and ones that are notorious for killing small fish and invertebrates.
; Planktivorous [[Triggerfish]]: With caution.
: ''[[Melichthys]]'' spp.
: ''Xanthichthys'' spp.
: ''[[Odonus]]'' spp.

=== Invertebrates ===
; [[Coral]]s (Class Anthozoa): There are aggressive types of coral which have sweeper tentacles that can burn other corals. These may require specific placement in an aquarium.
; [[Crab]]s: Specifically small [[hermit crab]]s, [[Lybia|anemone crabs]], [[Mithraculus sculptus|emerald mithrax crabs]], and [[strawberry crab]]s.
; [[Fan worm]]s (Suborder Sabellida)
; [[Giant clam]]s
; [[Scallop]]s
; [[Sea anemone]]s (Order Actiniaria): Anemones, especially [[carpet anemone]]s can eat fish and burn corals to death requiring specific placement for specimens in an aquarium.
; [[Holothuroidea|Sea cucumber]]s
; [[Sea fan]]s
; [[Nudibranch|Sea slug]]s
; [[Starfish|Starfish / Sea stars]]: There are many starfish which are not reef safe like [[crown-of-thorns starfish]] and [[Protoreaster nodosus|chocolate chip sea star]].
; [[Shrimp]]s: [[Peppermint shrimp]]s, [[Lysmata amboinensis|cleaner shrimps]],  [[pistol shrimp]]s, [[anemone shrimp]]s and [[Lysmata debelius|blood red fire shrimp]]s are better choices since the commonly available [[Stenopus hispidus|banded coral shrimp]] can kill fish, and the [[mantis shrimp]] will kill and eat most animals in a tank.
; [[Snail]]s: Some snails are parasitic but are rarely, if ever, offered in the saltwater aquaria trade.
; [[Sponge]]s
; [[Tunicate]]s (sea squirts)