gfo gfo gfo till .01 then let the pellets take over
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QUIT BUYING CLEANER WRASSES PEOPLE!!! they don't live in captivity because they rely exclusively on parasites for nutrition. Get a neon goby it does the same job and lives and breeds in captivity
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Do you plan on keeping the bare bottom? You may have issues with the wrasses and gobies without sand.
Mike I think is all were you get them from and if you get them to eat. Mark mr saltwater tank has one thats been in his tank for a while and will has one that is been in his tank for a month and a half.
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A month a half is not long at all. And no its not where you get them from. Some will eat food but they don't get nutrition and will still starve to death. Find me someone who has ever had one for longer than a year.
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agreed! the coris wrasse for sure will usually boro into the sand to sleep....
from LA....
"The Red Coris Wrasse requires a 125 gallon or larger aquarium with a sandy bottom into which it will burrow to sleep, or if it is threatened."
xmas wrasse - "A 50 gallon or larger aquarium with a tight-fitting lid, a 2-3 inch sandy bottom to hide under if frightened"
Sorry if you took that as hateful, I was just trying to help. They will try to boro between the rock and glass and hurt themselves. Just trying to help as I have one of those fish.
Melenurus are categorized as non reef safe by LA, but under the description it says' with caution'. There are lots of wrasses that are "not reef safe" because they will eat shrimp crabs and snails, not corals.
That red coris will grow to be over a foot long and will eat every invert in your tank. If it lives long enough without being stressed because it had nowhere to sleep.
That is the truth whether you like it or not. We dont post this stuff to tell you that you are wrong, we post it because we want to help, and we are in this hobby to take care of fish and corals so they can live , grow and thrive in the sytems we provide them.
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You are missing the point. Your tank is huge and will happily house a foot long wrasse, but I wouldnt keep one that can and will eat every bit of my cleaner crew.
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