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That's awesome Naka!
Where did slyfox get him?
My recent additions, pardon the iPhone pics.
Male Nahacky, Female Nahacky, Male Rubrisquamis
LOL! ound:What's the scientific name of the hunter's wrasse?
1smile1Hunter is a person (Evolved)I'm assuming your talking about the first pic though and it's Cirrhilabrus johnsoni, followed by Paracheilinus octotaenia, Cirrhillabrus nahacky, Paracheilinus bellae, Cirrhillabrus earlei and Cirrhilabrus rhomboidalis
I do have a couple older ones which I took. They don't hold a candle to zibba's quality however.Hunter, you have a C. Lunatus don't you? That's one I don't see ever, got a pic.
P. octotaenia is a notable exception to the timid, shy norm of the Paracheilinus genus. Not only is the species quite bold, but it's a BIG flasher. This guy is bigger than many of the Cirrhilabrus in my tank. But yes, mixing those two will be fine. Do note however, the terminal male P. octotaenia isn't the best shipper; females and sub-males fare much better.On another note, how would Paracheilinus octotaenia do with Cirrhilabrus solorensis? They're not the same genus, so I'm assuming they would be OK, correct?
P. octotaenia isn't the best shipper; females and sub-males fare much better.
Do you have a container of sand in that QT he can sleep/hide in? (He needs one)My first wrasse in qt