Good afternoon,
After weeks of research, I reached the conclusion to stock my WB 25 with just 1 wetmorella (whichever type of the 3 is available when I’m ready) and MAYBE one other nano fish (pink streaked wrasse IF my LFS can get ahold of some)..... So fish list is complete. Thanks you all for the great advice/info.
I’m bothering y’all today with a concern: the 3 wetmorella are labeled as “easy” on Liveaquaria and most online vendors; which I think isn’t the case due to their scape/pod requirements. Am I gonna go down the same path with my “easy” coral picks? Here we go:
Voila. Here are my coral picks (999 other options but if I had to pick 2 corals it would be these). Both are “easy” soft corals.......
•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 family (like let’s say a green nepthea frag or your more basic rhodactis)??????
Hope everyone who reads/replies has a great rest of the day!
After weeks of research, I reached the conclusion to stock my WB 25 with just 1 wetmorella (whichever type of the 3 is available when I’m ready) and MAYBE one other nano fish (pink streaked wrasse IF my LFS can get ahold of some)..... So fish list is complete. Thanks you all for the great advice/info.
I’m bothering y’all today with a concern: the 3 wetmorella are labeled as “easy” on Liveaquaria and most online vendors; which I think isn’t the case due to their scape/pod requirements. Am I gonna go down the same path with my “easy” coral picks? Here we go:
Voila. Here are my coral picks (999 other options but if I had to pick 2 corals it would be these). Both are “easy” soft corals.......
•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 family (like let’s say a green nepthea frag or your more basic rhodactis)??????
Hope everyone who reads/replies has a great rest of the day!