Awesome! Had my Vivien for two years and after transferring fish to new tank she has been on a messed up schedule and disappeared for 4 days again. It will be the fish to give me a heart attack
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Awesome! Had my Vivien for two years and after transferring fish to new tank she has been on a messed up schedule and disappeared for 4 days again. It will be the fish to give me a heart attack
I have found them to be more finicky, and they get quite a bit larger than the regular Cleaners. They seem to have a much more extreme cleaning behaviour than L. dimidatus.For those who like Labroides, has anyone kept Labroides bicolor? What has been your experience with that specific species in the past?
I've kept Labroides dimidiatus in the past without issue in older setups, but never L. bicolor, and recently have seen some for sale. Wondering if they adjust as well as L. dimidiatus, or are more picky about switching to a prepared diet?
Interesting. Fishbase has 14cm as max size for dimidiatus and 15cm for bicolor. Maybe the bicolor just tends to get collected at a larger size?I have found them to be more finicky, and they get quite a bit larger than the regular Cleaners. They seem to have a much more extreme cleaning behaviour than L. dimidatus.
I think so - I also saw a similar thing. 5 inch is still rather large for a cleaner wrasse. Usually in captivity the Dimidatus gets 3-3.5 inch I have never seen a 4” one though.Interesting. Fishbase has 14cm as max size for dimidiatus and 15cm for bicolor. Maybe the bicolor just tends to get collected at a larger size?
All my wrasse eat nori. Potters ate more then two tangsIs it normal for wrasse to eat nori? Could this be a sign of it being hungry or just checking it out. Not the best pic and heavy blue I know, I had to be fast to try and catch it.
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Yup, my old Macropharyngodon, Labroides, Halichoeres, Thalassoma, Gomphosus, and Pseudojuloides all ate nori.All my wrasse eat nori. Potters ate more then two tangs
My fish get fed tons of food so for me it’s not hunger.
Everything in my 4’ tank eats nori, nothing in my nano eats it. I assume it’s something they pick up from tangs and rabbitfish as I have a ton of fish that “shouldn’t” eat it, eating it. I even had a flashing tilefish that ate it.Is it normal for wrasse to eat nori? Could this be a sign of it being hungry or just checking it out. Not the best pic and heavy blue I know, I had to be fast to try and catch it.
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That look says it all. HmmmmI’ve got my first test for the Blue star leopard wrasse… Fingers crossed she ignores it. So far she has.
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Haha, it does - She’s Not gone near it yet, don’t know if that’s due to it being partially closed up and not completely out though.That look says it all. Hmmmm
Which one did you get ?
I would guess both. Who can choose one lolWhich one did you get ?
They’re beautiful, specially that lineatus.
Non, need to hurry up and get a bigger tank lol.Which one did you get ?
Wishful thinkingI would guess both. Who can choose one lol
IndeedThey’re beautiful, specially that lineatus.