possum wrasse

  1. mgh723

    Will clowns get along with a possum wrasse?

    I have a 26G tank with a pair of Flurry clowns and no other fish. I’d love to get a Possum Wrasse but I am hoping you all can advise me as to whether this is a good idea.
  2. Pedro Padovan

    Possum Wrasse eat flake food?

    Hello, guys! How are you? I recently got a Possum Wrasse and he is only eating mysis shrimp. I’m trying to make him accept flakes fish food, but he doesn’t swallow, he chews and spit. Should I keep trying? Should I try another fish food? I’m using New Spectrum Life Optimum Flakes. I would be...
  3. Fishrocker1

    EMERGENCY Possum Wrasse Turning White and not Eating

    Hey guys, I’ve had a possum wrasse in qt for about a week now. The little guy ate well the first day i got him taking mysis. I’ve been dosing Seachem ParaGuard as a precautionary measure as I do with all new fish. However, he’s stopped eating and has slowly lost his red color turning white. He...
  4. H

    Tanaka Pygmy Wrasse + 2 Mandarin Dragonet!

    Who has experience and would be open to share about a tank rehoming multiple dragonets and a possum wrasse! Or multiple species competing for same food source (pods)? Context: Innovative Marine Peninsula 14 Gal I brought home 2 wild mandarins! Was able to get them to eat live + frozen brine...
  5. C

    Dumb Coral Question

    Good afternoon, •Knowing that unique color/shape variants in corals means higher price, does it also mean higher/modified care requirements when compared to their more readily available “strains”¿¿ I’m building my nano (~25 gallons) around the needs and requirements of a possum wrasse since it...
  6. N

    Food for possum wrasse

    Just wondering if there is any frozen food out there sized in between baby brine shrimp and mysis? The possum wrasse is still a juvenile and does go after mysis with vigor, but it usually spits out around half. I think the mysis might be a little too big, it also seems to go after bbs but i find...
  7. L

    How many wrasse possible in a 50 gallon

    How many wrasses are possible in a 50 gallon cube? The wrasses I’m looking at: Naokoe wrasse Social fairy wrasse Lubbock wrasse African exquisite wrasse Carpenter wrasse Lined flasher Yellow coris Irdris wrasse Earmuff wrasse Possum wrasse Leopard wrasse Which ones can go in a 50 gallon...
  8. N

    Would this be over stocked?

    Hi there, I have an Evo 13.5 set up and am getting around to stocking fish and having never run a nano before i’m wondering if this would be overstocked: Possum wrasse of some kind (wetmorella or Pseudocheilinops) Royal Gramma Tail Spot Blenny Thanks for your help!
  9. Muffin87

    Would the Tanaka's Pygmy Wrasse / White Banded Possum Wrasse compete with a mandarin for pods?

    I'm sorta going mad trying to find fish I like that aren't gonna compete for pods with a mandarin. I realise any wrasse except for the fairy wrasses and their relatives will generally feed on pods, but would the Tanaka's Pygmy Wrasse / White Banded Possum Wrasse specifically compete with a...
  10. lazycouch

    EMERGENCY is this ich??

    hey guys just took a look at my possum wrasse after doing a water change and notice he has a couple white specks on one side of his body. they’re 3 dimensional and i can’t tell if it’s ich or just dead skin/debris from the water change some how?? he’s active and always eating and both my...
  11. eggplantparrot

    Build Thread 14G Not a Cube (Lots'a Pics)

    Hello reefing peeps, i have been wanting to do a build thread since i started working on my 75, but that project is on hiatus for various reasons. i have however, got a 14G running to get my feet wet in reefing. Before getting the 14G, i took a spare 10G and started learning the ways of the...
  12. All About Reef Safe Wrasses in Aquaria

    All About Reef Safe Wrasses in Aquaria

    Introduction My name is Hunter and I am a wrasse addict. Admitting such is the first step to buying another wrasse, I think. Wrasses are not only my passion, but my niche in this hobby since 2010. My tank is full of them, and unfortunately “regular” species are no longer exciting enough for...
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