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Here are my 3 babies. I just love wrasses!
Usually fine if the tank is 150g or larger.Has anyone had luck mixing a C. rhomboidalis with C. lineatus?
I'm not seeing where the McCosker's Flasher Wrasse (Paracheilinus mccoskeri) fits in on the chart, @evolved
Unless the tank is over 6' long, you won't get away with it longterm.C. Isosceles (C. cf lanceolatus) and c. (cf) lunatus together? Same complex I know but being a reasonably peaceful complex will I get away with it?
It is very likely it will transition.Wondering what the odds are a juvenile/female Golden Rhomboidalis Wrasse turning male over time? It would be the only wrasse in the tank. Thinking of getting one as it is half the price of a male.
I feed frozen once an hr every hr after I come home from work until lights go out.Given that wrasses need multiple feedings per day, how do people manage this? I have an auto feeder, but it only uses pellets, so i usually have frozen in the morning before work, pellets around noon, and then frozen when i get home. anyone figure out how to give frozen automatically?
Lubbock and flashers should be fine.How does this stocklist look for a 4ft 120g?
Also, would throwing in a Lubbock and/ or a flasher wrasse work out?
I've already acquired all the fish that have a hyphen before their name. (I'll most likely be adding another fish or two to the list later on [emoji6])