I want to ideally keep 3 wrasses in my 75 gallon tank. 1 male pintail, 1 male Naoko, and preferably a male Halichoeres (not sure which one yet). I think that there is ample swimming room in my tank, although I have never owned a wrasse so I am not actually sure how much room they need. Will getting three males with varying species cause aggression/other issues? Is the only way to find out just to try it?
Mixing Species of Wrasse
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Whenever I added wrasses, I made sure to read Evolved stuff. You have to be careful.
The Wrasse Guy - All About Reef Safe Wrasses
Introduction Below, you will find sections about: these guidelines, wrasses which qualify as reef safe, the general requirements, feeding, shipping, quarantine, adding new wrasses to your system, mixing species and genera, the acclimation box, protogynous hermaphroditism & sexual dichromatism,
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The Wrasse Guy - Mixing Cirrhilabrus
Cirrhilabrus, the “Fairy Wrasses”, are one of the most elegant, active, and colorful reef fish. Their appeal in a reef tank is common to many, but not all have a well-rounded understanding of the compatibility amongst them. Enter the notion of “complexes”: groupings of very closely related species
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Thank you! These are super useful resources.Whenever I added wrasses, I made sure to read Evolved stuff. You have to be careful.
The Wrasse Guy - All About Reef Safe Wrasses
Introduction Below, you will find sections about: these guidelines, wrasses which qualify as reef safe, the general requirements, feeding, shipping, quarantine, adding new wrasses to your system, mixing species and genera, the acclimation box, protogynous hermaphroditism & sexual dichromatism,
The Wrasse Guy - Mixing Cirrhilabrus
Cirrhilabrus, the “Fairy Wrasses”, are one of the most elegant, active, and colorful reef fish. Their appeal in a reef tank is common to many, but not all have a well-rounded understanding of the compatibility amongst them. Enter the notion of “complexes”: groupings of very closely related species
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