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Scott's become jerks, even in large tanks, and lose the bright colors.
I never trust a Scott's to play nicely with other fairy wrasses, myself. They usually have a mean streak.Will a Red Margin Fairy wrasse and a Scott's Fairy wrasse do well together in a 250 gallon tank? They are both about 4 1/2 inches and the red margin has been in the display for about 8 months. The Scott's would go into QT first then into the display in about 6 weeks.
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The new scott's ....
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Maybe? Risky with no certain outcome.Will a Red Margin Fairy wrasse and a Scott's Fairy wrasse do well together in a 250 gallon tank? They are both about 4 1/2 inches and the red margin has been in the display for about 8 months. The Scott's would go into QT first then into the display in about 6 weeks.
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The new scott's ....
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And this. All those bright, saturated colors will end up dull and lackluster.Scott's become jerks, even in large tanks, and lose the bright colors.
Much more aggressive than the rest of the genus, but on par with the semi-mild Cirrhilabrus.How agressive are Eightline flasher wrasse? I can get an female Eightline flasher but don’t know if I should buy her.
Wow, this has to be one of the longest threads. People sure love their wrasses.
Part of it is because Wrasses are arguably the most overlooked and underrated fish when people first get into the hobby. Everyone and their dog wants a Tang, Clownfish, Angelfish and a few others, but how many newbies getting into the hobby want a wrasse or have even heard of them right from the get go? Not many.
Yeah, always been a wrasse man, myself. First tank only had a 6 line in it as far as fish. Now look at where this obsession has gotten me, haha
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Not the best pic but he’s in the Dt
male Katherine I thinkWhat is the species of this wrasse
male Katherine I think
What’s so funny about this is that my first wrasse was a very well mannered 6 line did not bother any wrasse I added after him which was a very hard find gave him away when we purchased our house.
A small dedicated tank to a 6 line is the only way I would ever have one. Too many horror stories about them for my tastes.