Mystery Wrasse?

[Reefpuck]

I have a yellow tail damsel in with about 10 other fish in a 90g...doesn't bother any of them or show any interest.

You can get them small too...most of the time they're one of the smaller fish in your tank.

 

[GoTakeANap]

The damsels that have been suggested are better behaved than most damsels, and behavior-wise are a good fit with your planned fish.

ok ill consider them forsure. Which one is real active and does not hide all the time? I would like fish that would show themselves other than hide all the time.

 

[Jesterrace]

Helfrichi Firefish would work.

Also keep in mind hawkfish can be punks.

How many you get just depends on a lot. Start with 4 or 5 fish and see how everything goes from there.

Not in that configuration. Would be the number one target for bullying, given that every other fish on his list is at least somewhat territorial. A basslet would be a better choice for a similar shape fish with color.

 

[eatbreakfast]

ok ill consider them forsure. Which one is real active and does not hide all the time? I would like fish that would show themselves other than hide all the time.

Any of those damsels are outgoing.

 

[Nasir]

If you want a mystery wrasse my suggestion is to get it. Your going to hear 50% good stories and 50% bad stories . After being in this hobby for over 30 years I have learned that each tank, tank mates, wrasse, and situation is different. I’m adding one to my tank tomorrow. My LFS has had one in their show tank with no problems. I already have tangs, wrasse, mandarin, green chromis, and a few more. I say go for it.

 

[Bluecbs]

I had a springeri, yellowtail and azure, lots of action but no damage....springeri must go in first, imo

 

[winzig]

Chalk bass are fantastic also
My Azure damsel is a model citizen

 

[Should I]

Chalk bass are fantastic also
My Azure damsel is a model citizen

necro

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