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Noted. I'm leaning toward brunneus + lubbock's. The original plan was to get a used 120gal, but that fell through unfortunately. The current plan is to look for a used 90 gal or purchase a new one. In that case, the plan will probably be 6 total wrasses. Likely yellow canary, radiant, brunneus, lubbock's, and then a couple flasher wrasses, probably McCosker's and filamented?
I should also note that the overall fish list will be getting redone. There won't be any angels or butterflies, and the goby/blenny list will likely be cut down a bit. Thoughts?
The 120 would obstruct movement too much. I went with a 90, and reduced the fish list accordingly.Use the money you save on the angels and butterflies and get the 120.
The 120 would obstruct movement too much. I went with a 90, and reduced the fish list accordingly.
Yes but the 120 has an extra 6"+ of width. Plus a 120 wouldn't have fit into the car and I couldn't find one for sale that was willing to also help move it.Movement outside of the tank in the room? They are both 48".
Yes but the 120 has an extra 6"+ of width. Plus a 120 wouldn't have fit into the car and I couldn't find one for sale that was willing to also help move it.
Is that a moyer's?
I like it. Do they ship better than a radiant? May have to think about this one.
Thanks! Personally, I don’t have experience having Biocellatus being shipped, but I suspect it ships a lot better. I tried 7x times over the years having a Radiant shipped and was finally successful having one shipped from TSM Aquatics last August.I like it. Do they ship better than a radiant? May have to think about this one.
They are Ocellaris. I added the wrassess for about 3 weeks now. The chasing is constant as if the clown seeks out the wrasses. The wrasses gets away and tries to eat but not peacefully. I have since caught the clown fish and put her in a separate tank and now all is at peace. However, I am not sure how long I should keep the clown out before returning it to the main tank.What species of clown fish? How long have the wrasses been in the tank? Some chasing is expected with clowns....especially a mature female. If the chasing is not constant and the wrasses are not hiding and are eating well, I would not be too concerned.
Having kept both, I think the H. biocellatus is a bit easier to keep but not by a large margin. The transition from the juvies pictured above to terminal male is really remarkable. This was mine.