Help choosing some fish!!

What Should I Do?

  • McCosker's Flasher

    Votes: 21 44.7%
  • Blue Flasher

    Votes: 5 10.6%
  • Radiant

    Votes: 8 17.0%
  • Yellowfin Flasher

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Christmas

    Votes: 1 2.1%
  • Whip Fin Fairy

    Votes: 4 8.5%
  • No Wrasse - Stick with just the Midas Blenny

    Votes: 7 14.9%
  • None - Stick with what you already have!

    Votes: 1 2.1%

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So right now i have a Percula Clown, Blue Neon Goby, and YWG in my 29 Biocube.

I am debating getting a Wrasse and a Midas Blenny. I have wanted a Midas blenny for a while. Love their color and personalities. As for the Wrasse, i have narrowed my choices to a few:
(In order of preference)
McCosker's
Blue Flasher
Radiant
Yellow Fin Flasher
Christmas
Whip Fin Fairy

So tell me what you think?? Would the addition of those two with what i already have been ok? Which wrasse should i go for??

Thanks for any advice
-Jason
 
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Go with the McCosker's wrasse. I have a yellow fin fairy in my tank and I think she would be to big for your size tank. In fact I would stay away from all fairy wrasses in that size tank.
 
I voted for the McCosker just becuase I like'em. If it was me however I would skip the wrasse since a 29 is on the small side for them IMO.
 
McCoskers are amongst the most beautiful of the flashers. That has my vote. If you can afford/find it, diamond tail flashers are insane!
 
McCoskers are amongst the most beautiful of the flashers. That has my vote. If you can afford/find it, diamond tail flashers are insane!

Thanks....Yeah i have seen some pictures of the Diamond Tail Flasher. That is an amazing looking fish but i think i'm gonna go for the McCoskers :)
 
I would almost stay away from the wrasses. They seem to like to swim alot and they may not have enough room in the tank. But that is mu opinion.
 
I would almost stay away from the wrasses. They seem to like to swim alot and they may not have enough room in the tank. But that is mu opinion.

I appreciate your opinion. This is the reason i posed the question the way i did. I know wrasses are a stretch. I was leaning more towards the Blue or Yellowfin since most places say 30 gallons. In all honesty i love the McCoskers though.

Anyone with 29-30 gallon with a flasher?? How have they been??
 
I appreciate your opinion. This is the reason i posed the question the way i did. I know wrasses are a stretch. I was leaning more towards the Blue or Yellowfin since most places say 30 gallons. In all honesty i love the McCoskers though.

Anyone with 29-30 gallon with a flasher?? How have they been??
I almost purchased one awhile back for my 29... If I had a 30l I might have pulled the trigger since there isn't much real estate in a standard 29. I ended up getting a sixline instead and he gets along great with my clown... don't think I can put anything else in there now;)
 
out of all the wrasses mentioned my fav by far is the mcCoskers wrasse they have great color and i jus love wrasses to begin with :bigsmile:
 
I voted for the blue flasher, but if you can find a Scarlet flasher they are amazing, much nicer than the McCosker, IMO...

I think the X-mas and the Fairy will be too large for your tank...
 
Go with the mcoskrrs! They are the most beautiful of he ones you have listed in moy opinion .
 
Thanks for all the replies everyone. I appreciate the input.
I think i will be going with a McCosker's in the near future. I still have a few things i need to do with the tank and i have some fragging take care of to raise some funds :P
 
Vote for the mccoskers as well. Gorgeous fish and should create lots of movement.
 
Thanks MJ and Tabasco. I think the McCoskers will becoming a new family member in the near future. :bigsmile: I have decided i really want one!
 
Sweet! I would definately be interested to know how is does in your 29g. Be sure to let us know.
 

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