The Wrasse Lover's Thread!

[Cael Gallery]

Managed to catch my tuskfish which had been terrorising my grouper and maori wrasse.
My grouper has 2 weird bare looking patches, one on his forehead and one on his side that i'm pretty sure are from tuskfish aggression. He has also been quite gray the past few weeks, the first week he was in the tank he was bright red. As soon as i put the tusk in an acclimation box i released the maori from his one.
My plan is to move the box to the sump next week for an additional week so the maori can settle in as he's super timid and he even gets intimated by my coral beauty.

 

[i cant think]

Look at them!! Aren’t they just so adorable?

 

[JoJosReef]

What is the last one?

Look at them!! Aren’t they just so adorable?

 

[i cant think]

What is the last one?

That’s my blue flasher

 

[JoJosReef]

That’s my blue flasher

Ah, so that's what they look like when they aren't all riled up!

Have a foxface and a CBB slated for November, and then I am working on a cyaneus + 1. The +1 could be an angulatus, filamentosus, lineopunctatus or flavianalis.. any idea which flasher would pair best with a cyaneus?

 

[i cant think]

Ah, so that's what they look like when they aren't all riled up!

Have a foxface and a CBB slated for November, and then I am working on a cyaneus + 1. The +1 could be an angulatus, filamentosus, lineopunctatus or flavianalis.. any idea which flasher would pair best with a cyaneus?

Honestly, I’d say either flavianalis or angulatus would mix better with cyaneus.

Filamentosus and Lineopunctatus may be a bit too close in relation

 

[ya_boii]

Hard to photograph, but here's my 6 lines that somehow get along, and aren't tiny terrors

 

[Fishfreak2009]

Honestly, I’d say either flavianalis or angulatus would mix better with cyaneus.

Filamentosus and Lineopunctatus may be a bit too close in relation

I keep angulatus with cyaneus. No issues. 36 gallon bowfront with seahorses, mandarins, pipefish, garden eels, and jawfish.

 

[JoJosReef]

I keep angulatus with cyaneus. No issues. 36 gallon bowfront with seahorses, mandarins, pipefish, garden eels, and jawfish.

I was thinking angulatus or flavianalis. Thanks!