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Halichoeres Biocellatus:
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Halichoeres Biocellatus:
Lysmata debellius is a stunning shrimp in general!Love love love this fish!
As an alternative to a fish if you're looking for really super red, this cleaner shrimp is about as red as get! (The Wheeler's goby below her has reddish stripes and speckles, too)
Yasha’s are my favourite goby. Definitely agre with this, my yasha is paired with a pistol currently (although I rarely see either nowadays). My original one, I saw constantly and he was so personable.Thought of another, Yasha goby with a candy cane pistol shrimp. Not exciting red like a hawk fish but red stripes!
They are nocturnal hunters, and as such can be cryptic and stay within the rockwork during the day. Mine only ventures out to grab food and then quickly retreats back under cover. They can also be ornery, and if you have any smaller fish in the system (i.e. ones that it can chomp down on), it will eat them.Red cardinal is a nice option as well!
What is the fish in the last picture?Some of these “you can’t miss” red reef fish. More specific answer if you ask
That last photo is a Paracheilinus attenuatusWhat is the fish in the last picture?
My Falco hawk is a menace. Moved to a more aggressive tank and didn't even wince. Now I can get shrimp and crabs again, now.I would not call my flame angel a red fish but when I think red I think RED like the flame hawk.
There are shrimp gobies with red on them like the yasha or wheelers
This is the same exact coloring as mine. So, so neat to watch. Great personalitySome of these “you can’t miss” red reef fish. More specific answer if you ask