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Potentially. Likely not as bad (more like tonozukai), but certainly far from mild.
And to add to the poo-colored icing, many have reported the vividness of the coloration on the blue throat feature to fade in captivity.
Thanks, and yes my Cirrhilabrus do behave similar, just not as much. My pintail searches the rocks a bit going in and out of caves as the Paracheilinus seems to show no interest in inspecting it. The Paracheilinus seems to spend most of his time swimming into the current, a lot higher up in the tank than everyone else.That's pretty normal, and how Cirrhilabrus should behave as well. I find it a bit odd that your experience there was different.
Yeah, doubt they even seem to notice the other is there.
Both are fairly passive Ime. And are both small, so won't take up any room in the acc box together.
Probably, but you'll want to use an acclimation box to be sure.Hey guys,
Can a supermale roseafascia be added to a 150g with supermale Lineatus and a leopard?
Just arrived not too long ago. Here they are in the acc box. Sorry not a great photo.
Fairly certain the fairy in the picture is a juvenile Red Margin Fairy not hooded.
On average how long
I can see why you would think that from the picture but I'm very confident it is not. I actually have a female red/pink margin already. The hooded is not pink like it looks in that picture.
Soooo... how well would a P. mccoskeri mix with a P. cyaneus? As most of you know already my tank is a 40 breeder. I can imagine possible issues. The only reason I ask is because the fish was given to me (I had no plans of adding anymore fish) by I guy I know who already went through quarantining the fish and socially acclimating him, which seemed to appear well until released. He had a couple large fairies as well as an adult carpenters wrasse who was really bullying this guy immediately. I went over and netted him for him and he let me have the fish in return for doing so. Luckily it was easy because he was cowardly lurking in the top corner of the tank. I wouldn't mind adding it to my tank, it's a beauty for sure. Same size as my cyaneus. I have him in a plastic tub with heat and flow ATM. I can always take him to the LFS, but could it work?
It seems to me that you may be fully stocked in a 33. JMHOOk guys suggestions! I have a 33 gal (it's a long tank and more shallow lots of room to swim) tank that has 2 smaller clowns, 1 valentini puffer, 1 coral banded shrimp, a yellow watchman goby/pistol shrimp pair, and corals. I will eventually be getting a clam as well. Wrasse suggestions and GO.
Can you show a fts? Love to see itCouple more of mine
Ok guys suggestions! I have a 33 gal (it's a long tank and more shallow lots of room to swim) tank that has 2 smaller clowns, 1 valentini puffer, 1 coral banded shrimp, a yellow watchman goby/pistol shrimp pair, and corals. I will eventually be getting a clam as well. Wrasse suggestions and GO.
I don't have a clam yet but would like one eventually which is why it's on the list. 8 definitely don't want anything too big.It seems to me that you may be fully stocked in a 33. JMHO
Maybe a Blue star leopard wrasse?? something small for sure.