The Wrasse Lover's Thread!

[i cant think]

We love most wrasse….

You have to admit, Pseudocheilinus citrinus is a beautiful species many would love if they got along with other wrasses ;)

 

[SaltyT]

You have to admit, Pseudocheilinus citrinus is a beautiful species many would love if they got along with other wrasses ;)

It reminds me of Big Bird from Sesame Street lol

 

[homer1475]

No sight of the tamarin since it hit the sand around 8 this morning. I do know where it hit the sand, so I'm watching that spot meticulously.

 

[Petcrazyson]

You have to admit, Pseudocheilinus citrinus is a beautiful species many would love if they got along with other wrasses ;)

I’m not the ”many’ apparently he looks like a knockoff version of a Dr Seuss Soapfish

 

[Tcook]

I’m sure you’re all fed up of this fish but i do have a daily streak building ;)

Is it getting more gold dots?

 

[homer1475]

Well she finally got out of the sand. Everyone is leaving her be, but my current sand sleepers, are already sleeping. No real interest in food, but does seem to be hunting pods off my rocks.

Good morning! as my lights are going down for the night. LOL

 

[homer1475]

Will the tamarin eat brittle stars?

I see her cruising around, and pecking at my pavona. An entire colony of brittle stars lives in that coral.

 

[Tcook]

Tamarin>brittle stars

 

[i cant think]

Is it getting more gold dots?

It looks like he is!
Fingers crossed he gains to full male body colours and starts to look like the males that were coming in last year.

 

[i cant think]

Will the tamarin eat brittle stars?

I see her cruising around, and pecking at my pavona. An entire colony of brittle stars lives in that coral.

I believe they can nip at them but the micros are generally the ones that can get eaten.
Even then, I don’t believe a tamarin will take out the whole rock and more just feed on the young.

 

[Slocke]

I believe they can nip at them but the micros are generally the ones that can get eaten.
Even then, I don’t believe a tamarin will take out the whole rock and more just feed on the young.

Too bad. If they did eat asterinas I know what you’d be doing @i cant think

 

[MIKE NY]

Most of my Tamarins would touch them or brittles, but my large blue dot once it hit about 6-7” hunted them and small brittles.

 

[Sink_or_Swim]

It reminds me of Big Bird from Sesame Street lol

I had to google this wrasse to understand the comparison. I was not disappointed. :rolling-on-the-floor-laughing:

 

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I had to google this wrasse to understand the comparison. I was not disappointed. :rolling-on-the-floor-laughing:

Me too.

 

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I have a ring doorbell that I upgraded and moved the older one into my Frag QT room.
Whoops wrong thread. Supposed to be in the video thread today.

 

[homer1475]

Yup actually saw her slurp up a micro brittle star.

Certainly not worried about the population, as I have many. I think I was 6 or 7 down the drain everytime I change my filter socks.

 

[the_cros]

New Friends in QT. One more coming next week.

 

[Fishfreak2009]

We love most wrasse….

Fwiw, my Pseudocheilinus evanidus seems much better behaved then any of the Pseudocheilinus hexataenia I've ever kept...

Probably jinxing myself, but hey, it's the truth.

 

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Fwiw, my Pseudocheilinus evanidus seems much better behaved then any of the Pseudocheilinus hexataenia I've ever kept...

Probably jinxing myself, but hey, it's the truth.

Ha, it seems every time I say “I’ve never had that happen!” Within the next week it happens.

 

[Lps_lover12]

What does everything think of an Argus wrasse? I can’t find lots of info on them and wondering if their agressive and if anyone on here has one let’s see some pics!