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With that size of tank, you'll be okay. Quite a few other choices could work out fine also.After seeing photos of @OrionN P. octataenia I think I would like to add one. Will it get along with a C. Exuisitus already in the tank, RSR525 60x22x22. Any others that might play nice?
I do have a pair of Bimacs that keep the exquisite wrasse in check. Any wrasse additions need to be a bit on the tough side. I am thinking that several wrasses might distribute their attention.
I really haven't ever seen it be a problem.I plan to start a large tank (10'-12') build in a few years, and would love to have several different flasher wrasse (among others) 4 or 5, i have a read in a couple places that they sometimes don't get along with anthias. But Hunter and TJ didn't seem concerned when a similar question was posed.
I definitely could see the case where that ends up being a problem, though.I would however imagine if you tried mixing some of the more difficult and touchy anthias species with the more assertive planktivores like the scotts fairy wrasse and the likes, that they may bully the anthias.
Definitely not; a sure sign of a problem. What the problem may be, I could only really guess.@evolved Is it normal for Royal Falsher Wrasse to lay on its side?
isosceles is rather mild, and rhomboidalis is pretty peaceful too. I've kept them together a couple different times just fine.A friend had a Pintail and Golden Rhomboidalis Wrasse together, so I decided to try it and no aggression what so ever