The Wrasse Lover's Thread!

Thanks. I have considered one but then read a lot of posts about issues.





I currently have 8 genera of wrasse and if things go to plan I'll be up to 10 or maybe even 11 soon.
Anampses
Cirrhilabrus
Coris
Halichoeres
Labroides
Macropharyngodon
Novaculichthys
Psuedocheilinops
Planned addition of a Thalassoma and a Paracheilinus.

I forgot to say @i cant think my expensive LFS has a Xenojulis but when asked they said "a lot" and considering their prices a lot means its way out of my price range.
Lol. The “a lot” reminds me of the “top men” seen from Indiana Jones.
 
Order and have it shipped? What Xenojulis you looking for
There is only one species, the gold nugget Xenojulis margaritaceus. I'm in no rush though. Honestly I'm happy living vicariously through Aaron. But I wouldn't pass up a healthy, eating one if I saw one at a store for a reasonable price. This store likes to stick extra zeros to fish.
 
There is only one species, the gold nugget Xenojulis margaritaceus. I'm in no rush though. Honestly I'm happy living vicariously through Aaron. But I wouldn't pass up a healthy, eating one if I saw one at a store for a reasonable price. This store likes to stick extra zeros to fish.
Thought there was two lol. I get your point. Cheap fish that been having high prices.
 
Thought there was two lol. I get your point. Cheap fish that been having high prices.
In my case it was an incredibly cheap fish… I got her at the price of a timorensis. The only downside is it’s hard to get photos that make her look pretty and not just green.
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Psuedocheilinops
I always think of lamb chops when I read this name…..then I think of Jurassic Park because thats what the guy asked the girl, then I think prehistoric fish, and then I think back to reefing fish which leads me to wrasse which leads to scientific names leading to this name leading to all over again :face-with-tears-of-joy:
 
I always think of lamb chops when I read this name…..then I think of Jurassic Park because thats what the guy asked the girl, then I think prehistoric fish, and then I think back to reefing fish which leads me to wrasse which leads to scientific names leading to this name leading to all over again :face-with-tears-of-joy:
What about Chrysocephalus because that is definitely a dinosuar
 
Hello Sam,

Yes the fish you would order would be the photo.

Keith
World Wide Corals
407-856-2066

On Sun, Jun 18, 2023, at 08:00 PM, Sam Locke wrote:
You have a fish labeled as a "Dusky Margined Wrasse - Sri Lanka" and in the descriptions it is called "Halichoeres marginatus" and a description about that species. However the picture accompanying it is of a female Anampses geographicus also known as the geographic wrasse. https://worldwidecorals.com/collections/wrasses/products/dusky-margined-wrasses-sri-lanka If I were to order this fish which fish would I get. I do not want a Halichoeres marginatus but I would love a Anampses geographicus.
 
Hello Sam,

Yes the fish you would order would be the photo.

Keith
World Wide Corals
407-856-2066

On Sun, Jun 18, 2023, at 08:00 PM, Sam Locke wrote:
Well its not as certain a response as I would have liked but boy is it tempting.
 
Well its not as certain a response as I would have liked but boy is it tempting.
Go for it, the geographicus is in my 3 favourite tamarins
 
Go for it, the geographicus is in my 3 favourite tamarins
Well If I get it I'm excited to be one of the first to get good photos of it. Google images brings up a lot of awful..
 
Hi guys. Any appropriate wrasses for a 40g? I have a 40g IM fusion currently with a pink smith damsel, watchman goby, and a tailspot blenny. Looking for one more big showcase fish and I feel like wrasses are the best bet for color and size.
40L version or 40 cube? L is 35" length. I have an M. bipartitis blue star leopard wrasse coming on Wednesday for that tank. Asked for a smaller female.

I'm also planning a pair of pink streaks later down the line.
 
Hi guys. Any appropriate wrasses for a 40g? I have a 40g IM fusion currently with a pink smith damsel, watchman goby, and a tailspot blenny. Looking for one more big showcase fish and I feel like wrasses are the best bet for color and size.
Possum wrasse or the pink streak wrasse
 
40L version or 40 cube? L is 35" length. I have an M. bipartitis blue star leopard wrasse coming on Wednesday for that tank. Asked for a smaller female.

I'm also planning a pair of pink streaks later down the line.
Be careful with ‘later down the line’ if you leave it too long they won’t survive due to being thrown under too much stress.
 

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