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Well I may have found a small Yellow Tail Tamarin and was wondering how it will be with multiple leopard wrasses.I was shopping around for another wrasse to go with my 3 meleagris wrasses and my potters wrasse and was looking at either a Moyeri or a Kuiteri.
I need to change up the dynamics a little. The potters wrasse has gotten more aggressive with the other wrasses since my melenarus died. He used to keep everybody in check.
I'd like to find a red tail tamarin wrasse but they are hard to find.
Any thoughts?
Depends one what you like. I don’t see any sand in your tank so you may have to stay away from the ones who like to bury themselfs
Since the potters is already a bully, it may bully the tamarin a little, but otherwise should be fine.Well I may have found a small Yellow Tail Tamarin and was wondering how it will be with multiple leopard wrasses.
One geoffroyi and several meleagris.
The potters is a little bit of a bully.
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Looks great! You have Lineatus as well right?
Looks great! You have Lineatus as well right?
Good to hear on the Rhomboid.Yes and he has had no issues with the new rhomboid. I did use an acclimation box for a day and released him just before lights off. On the other hand my pintail has been “flashing” hard at the little rhomboid, nothing concerning; it’s nice to see his full colors on display.
If you can’t put it in QT tank to condition It to eat frozen or dried I would try live food. Or if no aggression I would release into the DT so it can hunt for live food. Over time it may start to eat frozen and learn from your other fish. It’s been 3 days so I would not be overly concerned as It may be somewhat stressed.Hello everyone!
I got a Madagascar Vivien’s Wrasse on Monday, I picked it up from a LFS. They said it was eating, but I met them halfway and did not see it actually eat. I am starting to get really worried now as it has been multiple days now that it has not eaten. It is in a big acclimation box in my display tank so it is separated from all the other fish and has no aggression which makes me even more nervous. I have tried frozen foods (brine, mysis, fish eggs, krill, clams) flakes and pellets.
What do you guys suggest I do? It swims around fine but I am just worried as I have never had a wrasse go this long without eating a thing.
If you can’t put it in QT tank to condition It to eat frozen or dried I would try live food. Or if no aggression I would release into the DT so it can hunt for live food. Over time it may start to eat frozen and learn from your other fish. It’s been 3 days so I would not be overly concerned as It may be somewhat stressed.