Transitioning H. biocellatus.
If I have two will they get along long term? Will one revert to female?
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Transitioning H. biocellatus.
Neither is likely, I'm afraid.If I have two will they get along long term? Will one revert to female?
Agreed completely.Neither is likely, I'm afraid.
Thank you both for the fast response.Agreed completely.
Pic 1 is either Halichoeres pelicieri or zeylonicus, pic 2 is Halichoeres nebulosus. Both are coral safe, but will go after motile inverts as they get bigger. I've also found H. nebulosus to get kind of aggressive as it matures.Pls help ID these wrasse, two different fishes... need to know of they're reef safe... many Tks in advance..
Halichoeres margaritaceus. As it gets bigger it will eat motile inverts and gets semi aggressive.How about this one?
I ordered a splendid but received this. Not sure if its even reef safe.
IMG_0488-2 by Orlando Cruz, on Flickr
IMG_0490 by Orlando Cruz, on Flickr
IMG_0491 by Orlando Cruz, on Flickr
Thanks
Yup, definitely H. margaritaceus.Here are some better pictures just in case.
IMG_0496 by Orlando Cruz, on Flickr
IMG_0499 by Orlando Cruz, on Flickr
Thanks
Orlando
Yes, female Cirrhilabrus rubripinnis.Picked this guy up. The Mrs picked this out. Labeled on our receipt as a Lightning Wrasse. We think its a red fin fairy wrasse. Currently in our QT.
Cirrhilabrus filamentosusHi. Help with this one please. It has an orange dorsal fin which is quite high when raised.
Yes, female Cirrhilabrus rubripinnis.
Looks more like C. filamentosus to me.Can I get help with this guy. Is he a C. tonozukai?