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I mean, if you feel you have the room and can find a healthy specimen that feet’s go for it.Should I add a CBB then?.
I go from what I’ve experienced and the majority of specimens I’ve cared for have followed the pattern of what I have explained.
Although, I too have a CBB that will fight off larger more aggressive fish.
You also had what appears to be the true kole, these are more aggressive than most of that genus. Binotatus, cf. striatus, Flavicauda ect… all seem to be much less aggressive. The larger species I will admit are rather more aggressive, these are Strigosus, Hawaiiensis, and Striatus.to be fair... my koles were big boys, bigger than the yellow tang for sure. They probably had no business being in a 80g. That copperband is a XXL. Oddly enough the koles I tried did not fight with the other flat bodied fish, they would charge the wrasses. I love my wrasses, so that is an absolute no no, you just got yourself evicted.
Oh boyI mean, if you feel you have the room and can find a healthy specimen that feet’s go for it.
That’s a beautiful yellow eye kole. The colors just look sooooo good. Now I want oneto be fair... my koles were big boys, bigger than the yellow tang for sure. They probably had no business being in a 80g. That copperband is a XXL. Oddly enough the koles I tried did not fight with the other flat bodied fish, they would charge the wrasses. I love my wrasses, so that is an absolute no no, you just got yourself evicted.
Unfortunately they’re Hawaiian endemic. I personally prefer the binotatus however that’s just because I went for that species (If I could redo my tang choice I’d do flavicauda).That’s a beautiful yellow eye kole. The colors just look sooooo good. Now I want one
Does your tang now that?!Unfortunately they’re Hawaiian endemic. I personally prefer the binotatus however that’s just because I went for that species (If I could redo my tang choice I’d do flavicauda).
That’s a beautiful yellow eye kole. The colors just look sooooo good. Now I want one
No, you didn't want that one. He just stressed everyone out... he is lucky I did not fry him up and eat him... he was big enough for a good meal.
I mean, I used to look at him and complain but 2 years on and he looks a lot nicer I will not lie.Does your tang now that?!
You should have fried him . Then you could have had something like thisNo, you didn't want that one. He just stressed everyone out... he is lucky I did not fry him up and eat him... he was big enough for a good meal.
That fish is HUGEFound a pic of it going through quarantine (hybrid TTM) - in its peroxide bath...dwarfing the yellow tang.
However, this is under DAYLIGHT! The fish doesn't look nearly as good under blue tinted reef tanks. Looks more like a brown blob if you ask me.
Beautiful male black leopard wrasse. Do you still have him?Found a pic of it going through quarantine (hybrid TTM) - in its peroxide bath...dwarfing the yellow tang.
However, this is under DAYLIGHT! The fish doesn't look nearly as good under blue tinted reef tanks. Looks more like a brown blob if you ask me.
Beautiful male black leopard wrasse. Do you still have him?