When Is the gorgeous wrasse coming home? I sure enjoy mine.....My next addition chillin at the LFS
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When Is the gorgeous wrasse coming home? I sure enjoy mine.....My next addition chillin at the LFS
When Is the gorgeous wrasse coming home? I sure enjoy mine.....
Look at the hybrids in the book, they’re gorgeous!
Mine was out at my LFS, eating. Once home he hide from me for about a week, then became an open addition, now he is the first to eat. Now he thinks every time I come by the tank I supposed to feed him.This is the first time I saw him since he came in a week ago. As soon as I snapped the pic he dove back into the sand. LFS says he is eating mysis and brine so maybe soon.
Yes, they will get along fine together, I would add the chrysus first though as Melanurus can be 50/50 with aggression.Would a yellow coris and melanurus be ok in a 73G display, 105G total volume, 4ft long 2ft wide 16inches tall together? There will be two flashers and a fairy in there before they get added
Thank you! I can always count on you for wrasse advice lol.Yes, they will get along fine together, I would add the chrysus first though as Melanurus can be 50/50 with aggression.
The easiest way to explain the difference is C. rubriventralis is only found in the Red Sea whereas C. rubeus is found throughout the Indian Ocean. Similar to the difference between Bipartitus and Marisrubri.
Thanks!!The easiest way to explain the difference is C. rubriventralis is only found in the Red Sea whereas C. rubeus is found throughout the Indian Ocean. Similar to the difference between Bipartitus and Marisrubri.
Scott Michael’s book was published before Rubeus was described as a separate species in 2016.Thanks!!
I was very confused when I came across Rubriventralis in the the book when I was sure it was rubeus. Then google made me even more confused by bringing up the exact same common name and pictures for each.
Scott Michael’s book was published before Rubeus was described as a separate species in 2016.
Yeah it’s a good one. I thumb through it often. Same with Kuiter’s book that one is great too even though it’s outdated.Isosceles doesn't have a species designation yet in that book. Still great to look through.
Did you take any pics?Found a new indo Lubbock's male today at a different store I haven't been to in a while. Nice and fat, and he's been there since November, which pretty much rules out cyanide collection. Hopefully he does well!
Not yet. He's pretty spooked still.Did you take any pics?