Reef safe wrasse options for 50 gallon cube?

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Been trying to find a yelloy coris wrasse near me but cant seem to find anyone with one in stock. I really dont want a sixline I had one years ago and hated it. What are some other wrasse options that arent agressive? I have a small Maxima clam so would need to be friendly with that also.
 
Been trying to find a yelloy coris wrasse near me but cant seem to find anyone with one in stock. I really dont want a sixline I had one years ago and hated it. What are some other wrasse options that arent agressive? I have a small Maxima clam so would need to be friendly with that also.
Possum wrasses are cool. I'm not sure what your substrate situation is like but they don't bury themselves in the sand at night so you don't need a sandbed. AFAIK they won't bother your clam.

My yellow banded possum wrasse was shy at first but now you see him cruising around the rockwork. In terms of aggression it's the most peaceful fish in my peaceful tank.
 
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I have a mystery wrasse in my 50gal and its very peaceful. Except around shrimp. Do not put ornamental shrimp in there.
 
Been trying to find a yelloy coris wrasse near me but cant seem to find anyone with one in stock. I really dont want a sixline I had one years ago and hated it. What are some other wrasse options that arent agressive? I have a small Maxima clam so would need to be friendly with that also.
What are the dimensions of the tank?
 

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