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Nice! Looks alot like my Lubbocks wrasse in color. I have a brunneus comeing Thursday so im excited to see the difference/similarities.brunneus (Bruno?) is free in the tank now and is quite the swimmer! He's also a good eater.
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Is that a bag of @F i s h y poop???Here we go!
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In my experience no fish ever really pay attention to cryptic wrasse. My opinion is it's because of the weird way pink streaks and possum wrasse swimPinkie update!
Pinkies are out of the acclimation box!
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No aggression so far, but a bit of interest/inspection from the clowns and the blenny. Wrasses dived into the sand as soon as the lid came off and I started messing with the acclimation box. But, they were fed earlier and were not paying any mind to the pinkies in the acclimation box, so fingers crossed.
Now they've moved to the back of the tank, exactly where I suspected they'd hang out, and are eating baby brine shrimp.
I love them.
They are funny swimmer. So far only slight aggression I've seen is the brunneus giving the pinkies a quick dart when the liquid food is dispensing. Nothing terrible, though. And clearly they can swim together peacefully.
My partner says they swim like they're cartoon fish drawn by children who don't know how fish work
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Loved my tailspot. We called him Steve buschemi.Fatty
Another fatty. Hate it when you can't squeeze through the frag plugs!
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That's a great name for a tailspot! Fits!
This fish right here was the inspiration for my tailspot.Fatty
Another fatty. Hate it when you can't squeeze through the frag plugs!
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I feel like they have posture problems from always perching at odd angles. Mine picks the strangest nooks to perch.
