Wow, she is gorgeous. How long have you had her?One of my favorites!!
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Wow, she is gorgeous. How long have you had her?One of my favorites!!
Almost a year. Can’t get her to put on weight though which is worrying.Wow, she is gorgeous. How long have you had her?
I’m starting to feel that anxiety too. Now that she’s eating frozen I’ve observed she’s a nonstop eating machine, in a frenzy for frozen and always hunting like a Mandarin.Almost a year. Can’t get her to put on weight though which is worrying.
Mine eats a ton. I think it might be gut parasites.I’m starting to feel that anxiety too. Now that she’s eating frozen I’ve observed she’s a nonstop eating machine, in a frenzy for frozen and always hunting like a Mandarin.
I’ve got my BBS hatchery going 24/7, and ordered phyto/copepod/amphipod culturing equipment for the long term.
My wrasses show this face every day after feeding, I’ll never understand how they manage to be happy with their fat tiny bodies.That face when you went a little too hard on the brine shrimp and regret your decisions.
Body positivity!My wrasses show this face every day after feeding, I’ll never understand how they manage to be happy with their fat tiny bodies.
He’s gorgeous but dang photos make some wrasse look vastly different to the reality.New Pseudojuloides edwardi:
Thanks for the input @Slocke - to clarify, I’m looking to only add 1 more wrasse to my current stock of 7 fish: whitetail Kole tang, one spot Foxface, 2 Clowns, 2 Bangaii and the Solar Wrasse.I wouldn't mix the last two. Pick one.
Same as above. You want variety in your wrasse to avoid fighting. Consider a yellow, radiant, timor, earmuff etc. Those last 4 are too similiar
Any one of the Halichoeres would be best then aka any of the last 4Thanks for the input @Slocke - to clarify, I’m looking to only add 1 more wrasse to my current stock of 7 fish: whitetail Kole tang, one spot Foxface, 2 Clowns, 2 Bangaii and the Solar Wrasse.
I’m mainly concerned with the compatibility of each of the wrasses listed, including the last 2, with the solar wrasse (which is currently about 4.5 - 5” long). As far as the last 2, I’m also looking to confirm if they’d be ok in a 75g display as they seem to get to a decent size.
Beautiful fish! I'm so used to seeing just your Wrasse collection, I forgot you might have other beauties to look at.2nd lot of algae today!
Even the gold nugget is going for the nori sheet.
It’s not often I show off my other fish aside from my Fox, Regal Angel and Tilefish. The rest kind of just hang out I love most of them - not a huge fan of the Tang but he serves a purpose. I guess I do mostly show off my wrasses as they are the dominant fish in my tank.Beautiful fish! I'm so used to seeing just your Wrasse collection, I forgot you might have other beauties to look at.
I was noticing her, even as she was swimming away. I love those, but my tank isn't big enoughIt’s not often I show off my other fish aside from my Fox, Regal Angel and Tilefish. The rest kind of just hang out I love most of them - not a huge fan of the Tang but he serves a purpose. I guess I do mostly show off my wrasses as they are the dominant fish in my tank.
If I had a reason to I’d absolutely show the others off! That regal is my favourite angel I’ve owned so far, her colours are just unbeatable.
I had a hawkfish do it to a goby and my Thalassoma is an eye plucker of any feeder fish I add. I know you aren’t dumb enough to have a Thalassoma though.I noticed today that my Mccoskers flasher lost an eye somehow. Any ideas on what it could be? Acting normally and still coming out to eat, quite sad to see to be honest. I don’t notice any bullying from anyone else in the tank
I had to google what a thalassoma is cause I had no idea lol. Very pretty fish tho!I had a hawkfish do it to a goby and my Thalassoma is an eye plucker of any feeder fish I add. I know you aren’t dumb enough to have a Thalassoma though.