Meet Sasha from Sweden (that's what we call it)
What type of wrasse is it?
What type of wrasse is it?
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C. rubeusMeet Sasha from Sweden (that's what we call it)
What type of wrasse is it?
The fairy wrasse refuses to come out in front of me, so I can't get a picture. She's a real pain in the wrasse. Is it normal for them to hide this much during QT? I only see her when she sticks her head out for a quick bite when I feed, other than that she hides as soon as we make eye contact.Thank you. Lights are out now, but I'll take a picture of her tomorrow.
I wouldn't say it's normal, but it does happen sometimes. Some species are more spooky than others.The fairy wrasse refuses to come out in front of me, so I can't get a picture. She's a real pain in the wrasse. Is it normal for them to hide this much during QT? I only see her when she sticks her head out for a quick bite when I feed, other than that she hides as soon as we make eye contact.
Thanks for the ID. LFS told me it was flasher wrasse, but ill take Sasha from Sweden anytime.C. rubeus
I wouldn't say it's normal, but it does happen sometimes. Some species are more spooky than others.
cf lunatusHello guys !
Thanx in advance for your help with these two wrasses (lunatus or cf lunatus i think)
Yes, that's claudia!What do we think? H. Claudia? Was listed as an Indo Christmas Wrasse. I looked at all the markings and I think I got it right.
Yes, that's claudia!
claudia seems like a unicorn at this point for every person that tries to find one and ends up with ornatissimus
That is all she gave me. Thank you for lookingNeed clear pictures; sorry.
Well, if I zoom in, I'm pretty confident I see Coris aygula - a monster of a species.That is all she gave me. Thank you for looking
carpenteriTime to play everyone's favorite game!
Guess...That....Wrasse! This time the label only said... Flasher Wrasse.