00W's AIO Smorgasbord

[tbrown]

They have a yellow corris wrasse also.

Halichoeres Chrysus and Halichoeres Leucoxanthus.

 

[tbrown]

Not a true Coris, so not as aggressive.

 

[00W]

About half of my 125 rock is homemade Aragocrete rock. Portland Cement and Aragonite sand.

Make a sand mold with moist sand, mix equal portions of Aragonite sand and Cement, add water until it's a good consistency to scoop and dump without being "wet", scoop it slowly into the mold, cover with damp sand, cover and wait 24-48 hours, then remove from the sand. I let mine cure in the air for another day or two, then place it in a bucket of tap water and watch the pH. Once the pH stops spiking, you can either add it to the tank or give it a saltwater soak to start making it "live". I'll usually do a 5 gallon water change and put the rock in that to soak, add a splash of phosphates to seed it so it doesn't strip my water, and wait a week or so before adding to the tank. No heater is necessary but water movement helps (especially in the freshwater soak).

Truly impressive.
I'm the least creative person I know.

 

[kevgib67]

Tailspot sighting!!!

Oh my gosh they are real! Your picture needs to be added to this list!

 

[00W]

Not a true Coris, so not as aggressive.

What do you think of their bristle worm eating abilities?

 

[Calmwaters]

Can I put different wrasse together.

 

[00W]

Oh my gosh they are real! Your picture needs to be added to this list!

I have already named it.
Nessie!
Lovin it :star-struck:

 

[00W]

Can I put different wrasse together.

Honestly don't know.
I've only ever had cleaners.
In a tank your size I'd say most likely but don't quote me on that.

 

[Calmwaters]

As promised from left to right Ruby, Jessie (mostly black tricolor beagle), Dixie is Jessie's mom, Hannah, Tara, Rebel (I bottle fed him as a pup after his mom tried to eat him), Bentley (I have had him since he was 2 and longer than all the others he's 16 now), then Maggie, Tiny& Toby.

 

[kevgib67]

Can I put different wrasse together.

I know you can but I’m not an expert as to which ones. @i cant think ? Here’s an expert.

 

[Katrina71]

Tailspot sighting!!!

I see a pipefish too!

 

[kevgib67]

I see a pipefish too!

The pipefish looks like it is flipping off the blenny.

 

[00W]

I see a pipefish too!

Yes Yes never seen one before.
What are those like?

 

[Katrina71]

Yes Yes never seen one before.
What are those like?

They are sweet and so chill

 

[Calmwaters]

Yes Yes never seen one before.
What are those like?

In my research I have read they are related to seahorses and I think it said they can be hard to feed.

 

[Katrina71]

 

[Calmwaters]

They are so cool!

 

[Katrina71]

That one was mine. I definitely recommend a mature tank. They eat all day. They way a hummingbird does.

 

[00W]

They are sweet and so chill

What do they eat?

 

[Calmwaters]

That one was mine. I definitely recommend a mature tank. They eat all day. They way a hummingbird does.

What do they eat I can't remember what it said.