Title says it all, I'm looking for a place to buy wrasses online. I know Divers den ovbiously, but they don't alway have wrasses in stock. Any insight is welcomed. I'm more of a stick head so the whole wrasse thing is pretty new to me.
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Quality marine sent it to you. Live Aquaria didn't know anything about it and would have charged you more lol!Live Aquaria has male McCoskers, Labouts, Whipfins, Lubbocks, Red Velvet, etc. in stock right now. FWIW, I bought my male McCosker from the regular Live Aquaria, not DD. They sent me a super-male. No complaints at all!!!
You've got red and orange covered. Lineautus super male for purple and lines, exquisite for green, yellow "coris" for yellow, blue wrasse are hard to find but I've had better luck with cleaner wrasse in past few years, get a pink margin for pink or something. More wrasses = less chance of serious aggression issues if breaking rules. Evolved and eatbreakfaat trump my wrasse knowledge im mostly speaking from my own experience. They've been in it longer than I (wrasses)I actually just pulled the trigger on a trio of female flame wrasses.I'm excited to see them eventually turn into a harem. Now that they're coming does anyone have any recommendations for future additions?
I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but don't expect that to happen. Upwards of a 90% chance you end up with 3 male flames with time; the species is notorious for transitioning regardless of a males presence in a closed system.I actually just pulled the trigger on a trio of female flame wrasses.I'm excited to see them eventually turn into a harem.
I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but don't expect that to happen. Upwards of a 90% chance you end up with 3 male flames with time; the species is notorious for transitioning regardless of a males presence in a closed system.
Males of the same species will be more aggressive toward each other than to males of a different species. In most cases it won't work, but there are always exceptions.In that case would I need to remove the other males? Or could they co exist?
Exactly. The good thing is they are pretty desirable, so if you need to rehome any, it shouldn't be too difficult.So just tread carefully with them as they might switch and could turn homicidal