Hello all, I live in Pensacola Florida and while fishing a local spot I caught several of these fish and decided to take one home and put it in my 90 gallon fish only tank. Any help is greatly appreciated.
Chip
Chip
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The other one I have different type is eating great this one has been no belong on krill some what he is about 6 inches right now looks to be doing ok if I see signs of distress then I'll take it back out to the spot I got it from.Local fish are hard to keep due to the fact of not eating.
Most of the time the eat clams or corals.
They are territorial and can grow to large fish sometimes over 18".
Looks very similar but this one is more blue green and blue then red.With that blunt forehead, it's a type of razorfish.....a wrasse. The lighting might be throwing me off, but I'm going to guess, with the stripping on the head, that it's a pearly razorfish.
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We where fishing for sheepshead to fry up and kept only getting these another warrse type fish and pin fish huge ones like 6 plus inches! I'll try to get a pic when I feed that's the only time they seem to wanna come outFollowing.. would like to know exactly what that is. Never seen anything like it when I had my "Florida tank". I mostly caught Halichoeres bivittatus.
Looks very similar but this one is more blue green and blue then red.