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One have trouble mixing fairy wrasse and flashers? Then mixing a Diamond tail flasher and filament flasher?
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I have a carpenter flasher and a yellow flank fairy together. No problems. Don't know about mixing different flashers.One have trouble mixing fairy wrasse and flashers? Then mixing a Diamond tail flasher and filament flasher?
One have trouble mixing fairy wrasse and flashers? Then mixing a Diamond tail flasher and filament flasher?
I'm about to find out... I have a Carpenters and a Pink Margin almost ready to go in with a cleaner, an exquisite and a blue sided fairyOne have trouble mixing fairy wrasse and flashers? Then mixing a Diamond tail flasher and filament flasher?
Some reading materials for you: https://www.reef2reef.com/ams/author/evolved.14447/One have trouble mixing fairy wrasse and flashers? Then mixing a Diamond tail flasher and filament flasher?
Which species do you have in mind? One gets huge and not reef safe (Thalassoma purpureum), the other is basically impossible to keep alive in captivity (Stethojulis balteata).Anyone know where to get a Surge Wrasse?
Completely different:So...I've had this H. timorensis for close to a year now. She's definitely grown, has developed the "typical" Halichoeres red/green striping on the gave and jaw, developed black speckles on her body, and now, has red that's emerged at the point her pectoral fins attach to her body. For kicks here...what's a developed male look like?
Put a picture in this thread and we'll tell you: https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/let-me-id-your-wrasse.97755/Is there a specific way to tell a Male/female Cyanopleura from a male/female cf Solorensis. It may even be a juvenile further complicating matters however, I've tried on my own to positively id it and with the help of my lfs (inc his supplier who I spoke to on the phone) who said it is a Male cf Solorensis juvenile... but I just cant tell the difference. Any help would be appreciated immensely as this has been driving me insane... looking at pictures, reading descriptions, looking at my specimen to compare and repeat and repeat...
Which species do you have in mind? One gets huge and not reef safe (Thalassoma purpureum), the other is basically impossible to keep alive in captivity (Stethojulis balteata).
Gotcha - you know what you're up against then. Still potentially a bit big when fully mature for the tank dimensions though - species reaches 18".Looking for a Thalassoma Purpureum. My Red Coris already took care of my CUC.
Size should not be an issue. DT is 120”x30”x24”.
None of the Cirrhilabrus species need a sandbed.Which Cirrhilabrus do not need a sandbed? I would like to add a few in a bare-bottom tank if possible, Foremost is their well-being TYIA!
Is this directed at me?Good luck!!! What size tank you have? they get really big and fast!!!