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I caught this little guy while fishing if you want a challenge :p I was talking to the guys in Greece and they said it's actually pretty common to keep this species in home aquaria there. However, I've never seen it kept in the states.Got a wrasse but have no idea what species it is? Post it here with a good, clear picture and I'll ID it for you. If you can capture a photo with the fins flared out, all the better. :wink:
And go!
I caught this little guy while fishing if you want a challenge :p I was talking to the guys in Greece and they said it's actually pretty common to keep this species in home aquaria there. However, I've never seen it kept in the states..![]()
1- Tang
2- H. argus
3- Definitely a Stethojulis; possibly S. albovittata
4- Something I think I've seen before?
+1i think that's a whipfin, but only like 80%
I caught this little guy while fishing if you want a challenge :p I was talking to the guys in Greece and they said it's actually pretty common to keep this species in home aquaria there. However, I've never seen it kept in the states..![]()
Yup, +1 again.i shall go with coris julis
Yes! Thank you! I knew I had seen it before and was something of a juvi coloration, but my brain was failing me at the moment.Hemigymnus melapterus?
#4
+1
C. filamentosus, male
Yup, +1 again.
Yes! Thank you! I knew I had seen it before and was something of a juvi coloration, but my brain was failing me at the moment.
Probably.Thanks! Do you think he could be kept with a Halichoeres melanurus?
Probably.
But definitely not with any other Cirrhilabrus or Paracheilinus.
Half & half wrasse ... Hemigymnus melapterus?1- Tang
2- H. argus
3- Definitely a Stethojulis; possibly S. albovittata
4- Something I think I've seen before?
mad skillz!i shall go with coris julis
Doesn't matter.One last question would it matter if I got a male Melanarus or would I have to go female?
Thanks for your input!
Thalassoma bifasciatum
That’s what I was told but wasn’t sure, when do they get the typical blue head coloration?Thalassoma bifasciatum
The juvi coloration will morph into the adult coloration as it matures.That’s what I was told but wasn’t sure, when do they get the typical blue head coloration?