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Appreciate the help, this fortunately are eating frozen and pellets.First one is a female Bartlett. Others look more like female tuka to me. Unfortunately they’re almost impossible to keep alive.
I think so too. LFS and wholesalers keep telling me there Bartlett’s but I’ve just not come across some that look like these in the past. Do you think the bicolor may cause any issues to fairy/flasher wrasses?Pic 1 is a bartlett, the other 2 look like bicolor anthias. A hardy species.
They won't cause any real issues. They may swoop towards the wrasses during feedings, but nothing serious.I think so too. LFS and wholesalers keep telling me there Bartlett’s but I’ve just not come across some that look like these in the past. Do you think the bicolor may cause any issues to fairy/flasher wrasses?
That’s good to hear then, I appreciate your help!They won't cause any real issues. They may swoop towards the wrasses during feedings, but nothing serious.