Probably the best most unassuming personality of any viviens I have had.And adorable!
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Probably the best most unassuming personality of any viviens I have had.And adorable!
i didn’t spend much time with her. She just did her thing and grabbed food as it went by or else she picked a pod. She was always up and out. She took a couple days to figure out the full light schedule after getting here from Madagascar. She wasn’t a sleeper that’s for sure. Females seem to be sleepers but my male has total different personality. Would like more males to compare.Probably the best most unassuming personality of any viviens I have had.
Ya. I think you didn't take all of them that time so I scooped her up.i didn’t spend much time with her. She just did her thing and grabbed food as it went by or else she picked a pod. She was always up and out. She took a couple days to figure out the full light schedule after getting here from Madagascar. She wasn’t a sleeper that’s for sure. Females seem to be sleepers but my male has total different personality. Would like more males to compare.
Didn’t I find your tiny Vivien at tsm? Haha small world
Bet I got a picture of her there still. I did almost take them all lolYa. I think you didn't take all of them that time so I scooped her up.
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OMG its kind of sad we don't see this very often in our tanks. You know what it is?
Sorry I don’t test salinity on shipped fish. After some losses I do a quick float and add. I’m too scared of ammonia and stress to worry about salinity change.Have you got fish from WWC? I need to know what salinity fish ship at.
thanks. I always low tank to match as they don’t go to my display. I won’t drip eitherSorry I don’t test salinity on shipped fish. After some losses I do a quick float and add. I’m too scared of ammonia and stress to worry about salinity change.
The fish came in very healthy but shipped from California. Unfortunately the xenojulis is MIA for 3 days after seeming perfectly happy for two weeks.
I think so! Cirrhilabrus balteus![]()
Just added this guy. LFS couldn’t ID it. I think it’s a Girldled wrasse. He’s chilling on the sand bed waiting to find his spot in the tank. Any one else have any guesses on what he is? I’m happy with my 40$ purchase regardless.lol
That’s what I do. I call all the shippers i deal with to get their shipping salinity and match my observation tank. I’ll have RO and saturated salt water to fine tune when the fish arrives. No drip.thanks. I always low tank to match as they don’t go to my display. I won’t drip either
Do you bring the observation tank salinity to your DT by evaporation over a few days?That’s what I do. I call all the shippers i deal with to get their shipping salinity and match my observation tank. I’ll have RO and saturated salt water to fine tune when the fish arrives. No drip.
Are we talking other fairy wrasse or wrasse in general?Experts:
Want a Naoko’s Fairy Wrasse for 80 gallon. Any others that will play nice with it? Any that I should steer clear of for mural aggression?
That is a sweet chart! The naoko in a friends tank is more of an open water swimmer. Looking for another active type.Are we talking other fairy wrasse or wrasse in general?
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If fairy wrasse then any similar sized wrasse from a different group. Like an exquisite, hooded flame, Lubbocks etc.
I could but I keep my DT at 1.026 which is what my current shipper uses and what TSM and ProReef ship at when I used them. My lfs keep fish at 1.018. When I buy from him he’ll slowly acclimate them to 1.026 over a week for me.Do you bring the observation tank salinity to your DT by evaporation over a few days?
All fairies are very active. Really all wrasse are except for the shyer, small species. Though flashers and fairies are probably the most open water.That is a sweet chart! The naoko in a friends tank is more of an open water swimmer. Looking for another active type.
This was like most a 3am order and didn’t think to ask lol. I’m a wreck lolThat’s what I do. I call all the shippers i deal with to get their shipping salinity and match my observation tank. I’ll have RO and saturated salt water to fine tune when the fish arrives. No drip.
I won’t raise wrasse more than a .002 a day. I add salt instead of rodi but also if needed I’ll remove water and add higher salt. My fish are qt’ed slow and long but if quick then I’ll remove water to add to transfer quick. .001 - .002 a dayDo you bring the observation tank salinity to your DT by evaporation over a few days?
That's great. I'm setting up a landing pad tank this week for my two arriving next week (M. bipartitis and H. chrysus). No more bucket! Plan is bare bottom Fluval Evo with my long term matrix/live rock rubble in the AIO chamber, couple of rocks and PVC for comfort, and I don't know what to do about feeding yet--weekend will be interesting given it is an office tank. They are pre-QT'd so just a matter of slow acclimation over a few days, then acclimation box in DT.This was like most a 3am order and didn’t think to ask lol. I’m a wreck lol
I won’t raise wrasse more than a .002 a day. I add salt instead of rodi but also if needed I’ll remove water and add higher salt. My fish are qt’ed slow and long but if quick then I’ll remove water to add to transfer quick. .001 - .002 a day