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Ponder the wrasseLate wrasse Wednesday. Trying to understand its own reflection.
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Ponder the wrasseLate wrasse Wednesday. Trying to understand its own reflection.
I started a trend! lolI might as well get in on wrasse Thursday too even though my photo skills are terrible.
Slides in with the better title!.. I bow to you sir.I believe it’s Thalassoma Thursday….
Not I, but that's a great idea.I believe at one point @JoJosReef was trying to do the whole week. Do t know if he ever finished it though?
Macropharyngodon Monday
Tiny wrasse Tuesday
Wrasse Wednesday
Thalassoma Thursday
Fairy Friday?
….. I can’t think of one for Saturday
Pseudocheilinus Sunday??
Yeah, I saw your post in the other wrasse thread about them. Was surprised. Would be cool to see your tiny little blue streak fully grown and everything in-between.I forgot to ask but has anyone seen full grown blue streak cleaner wrasse? My Georgia Aquarium friend took me to see theirs and they are massive. By massive I mean like 6” but that’s still a lot bigger then I’d ever thought they get.
UgghYeah, I saw your post in the other wrasse thread about them. Was surprised. Would be cool to see your tiny little blue streak fully grown and everything in-between.
Pic?Uggh
That made me feel bad… am I the wrasse police?
But yes that would be so incredible to see that little grain of rice sized fish I got grow to full size.
Paracheilinus Sunday? Or Fairy/Flasher Friday?I believe at one point @JoJosReef was trying to do the whole week. Do t know if he ever finished it though?
Macropharyngodon Monday
Tiny wrasse Tuesday
Wrasse Wednesday
Thalassoma Thursday
Fairy Friday?
….. I can’t think of one for Saturday
Pseudocheilinus Sunday??
Mines 4” and the most active wrasse, he’s still growing but with their lifespan of 7-10 years I’d say it’s likely they can get 6 inches in captivity.I forgot to ask but has anyone seen full grown blue streak cleaner wrasse? My Georgia Aquarium friend took me to see theirs and they are massive. By massive I mean like 6” but that’s still a lot bigger then I’d ever thought they get.
Super male sunday?All wrasses special Saturday
Lubbocki is one of my favorite. I have had mine for 2.5 years now. I got him as a tiny lil dude for my 50g. Now he is king of the big wrasse tank. Flashing every coiple hours. Mainly zipping across the tank lightly pushing his weight around. Never actually any harm from the big dude. Pretty gentle for dominant wrasse.Mean clowns have been moved to their holding cell with their favorite Toadstool. Plan is to make their temp tank a softie/nem tank. RBTA going on the rock and maybe a black widow. Gorgs, maybe a sinularia and some shrooms. Extra frags can go in the sand bed.
Now, with two nasty clowns out of the 40, that leaves me with the following:
1. Mrs. Pink Streak
2. Mr. Pink Streak
3. Identitychrysus
4. Macropharyngodon bipartitis
5. Cirrhilabrus brunneus
6. Yasha shrimp goby
7. Exquisite firefish
8. Tailspot blenny
I'm thinking there's room for more wrasses now! Even just one day with the clowns out of the tank, chrysus and brunneus are out in front of the tank a lot more, and brunneus literally stares at me and comes to the glass when I turn my office chair around.
Chrysus was never bullied by the clowns, but I think she didn't like the extra activity when the clowns got to chasing the firefish and the brunneus, so she would dart to the back--she usually darts to the back or right into the sand with any sudden movements in the tank or outside the tank.
I have a plan, but I'm not going to give away the whole thing. Some wildcards still to think about.
1. C. rubeus - was always in the plan, so that's not taking the spot of the clowns
2. Work in progress
3. Wildcard
4. Wildcard
Ideas for wild cards:
1. C. lubbocki
2. C. exquisitus
3. Wetmorella nigropinnata
4. Paracheilinus octotaenia
5. Paracheilinus carpenteri
Keep in mind, I'm thinking another 2 years or more before upgrading from the 3ft tank to the 5-6ft tank. I'm wondering if the octotaenia, capernteri or the exquisitus will be OK in there. A Biota blue streak cleaner would be cool too, but at 6", maybe wait for the upgrade (@Slocke ).
This is the fun part!
That’s when I first got it. Scary small:Pic?
Get one! They grow fast but not that fast!Mean clowns have been moved to their holding cell with their favorite Toadstool. Plan is to make their temp tank a softie/nem tank. RBTA going on the rock and maybe a black widow. Gorgs, maybe a sinularia and some shrooms. Extra frags can go in the sand bed.
Now, with two nasty clowns out of the 40, that leaves me with the following:
1. Mrs. Pink Streak
2. Mr. Pink Streak
3. Identitychrysus
4. Macropharyngodon bipartitis
5. Cirrhilabrus brunneus
6. Yasha shrimp goby
7. Exquisite firefish
8. Tailspot blenny
I'm thinking there's room for more wrasses now! Even just one day with the clowns out of the tank, chrysus and brunneus are out in front of the tank a lot more, and brunneus literally stares at me and comes to the glass when I turn my office chair around.
Chrysus was never bullied by the clowns, but I think she didn't like the extra activity when the clowns got to chasing the firefish and the brunneus, so she would dart to the back--she usually darts to the back or right into the sand with any sudden movements in the tank or outside the tank.
I have a plan, but I'm not going to give away the whole thing. Some wildcards still to think about.
1. C. rubeus - was always in the plan, so that's not taking the spot of the clowns
2. Work in progress
3. Wildcard
4. Wildcard
Ideas for wild cards:
1. C. lubbocki
2. C. exquisitus
3. Wetmorella nigropinnata
4. Paracheilinus octotaenia
5. Paracheilinus carpenteri
Keep in mind, I'm thinking another 2 years or more before upgrading from the 3ft tank to the 5-6ft tank. I'm wondering if the octotaenia, capernteri or the exquisitus will be OK in there. A Biota blue streak cleaner would be cool too, but at 6", maybe wait for the upgrade (@Slocke ).
This is the fun part!