Ph8's 225 build

kinda miss Nukes. gotta love a colony of them. they are still one of the brightest palys out there. :)
 
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Wow!! Your tank is gorgeous!!!!
 
So Im thinking about kicking my labouti wrasse out. I dont want to cause its one of those fish I always wanted but he spends his whole day making any fish thats smaller than him miserable. My PQ anthias cant come out for longer that a minute without being chased back under the rocks. I'm also worried about how he'll fair with the earlei when he's added. I dont want to keep adding and subtracting but Im not sure I have a choice this time around. Thoughts anyone?
 
I know what its like to have to get rid of a fish you love. But it makes sense to remove one in order for the whole community to thrive. I have not added a fish lately because suddenly everyone is getting a long so well, and im afraid to mess with the vibe.

Typed from my phone because I have nothing better to do.
 
Thanks for your thoughts Chris, I'm feeling the same way. Guess its time to break out my fish trap.
 
Wow, Brett, so sorry to hear you are having to remove your Laboutei, but completely understand your position.

-Terry
 
Hi Terry,
Thank you. The Labouti is in my QT, hopefully I can find him a good home. He turned into a terror and just harassed other fish all day long. I'm really attached to my single PQ anthias and he wouldn't let her come out of the rocks at all. I have future plans of some small cardinal groups too so he had to go. I'll miss him but I think I'm happy with my decision. The personality of the little earls wrasse is really awesome, I'm so glad I pulled the trigger on getting him. He still makes me really nervous due to his size, hopefully he grows fast.
 

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