I don't know about Fairies (I think that's @JoJosReef 's area?) but I believe they should get along with your fish. I'll let the experts chime in though.
@Jenyphur is that a 3ft or a 4ft long tank? @Slocke has a nice marked up chart for fairy wrasse compatibility. You might do well with a medium-aggressive fairy, or at least a more assertive fairy--lubbocki and the rubriventralis complex have a good reputation for that. The main problem I see is that you have a lot of rock dwelling/water column fish. So any new fairy might be battling against your established hawk/blenny/angel/gramma/clowns. If it were my tank I would add a other sand sleeper or two, and that would be a Halichoeres iridis and a pencil wrasse like a Pseudojuloides severnsi.
Hi, thank you for the reply. It's the 3ft version.
I've got a melanurus and a leucoxanthus and no bristleworms. Don't know if all of them do for certain though.
Canary Top is a leucoxanthus? Yellow top, pink/white belly?
Yup, thats the one. I need to get better at always using scientific name with wrasse.
Never heard it referred to as Canary Top so that was a new one for me. Pink and Yellow, Purple and Yellow, Lemon Meringue...
Great to see someone else with a P.guentheri! I have one myself that i've posted about before in this thread. Mines about 12cm long. How is yours going? I'm interested to hear about the tank size and tankmates it has and how it's behaved if you don't mind.Talking with another member here about photography this morning, inspired me to take some better photos of my Guntheri wrasse.
Looking forward to seeing this live long. That’s a ton of bumble bees. Got vermatids?It’s Saturday
Peek a boo
I’ll be curious to. I didn’t qt her so that gives her little chance in my eyes.
