Wrasse help

[SighKenny]

Hey guys after doing some research I think my next fish I wanna get is either some sort of Wrasse or some sort of basslet
I have a 75 gallon with
2 Bangaii cardinals
2 premium orangestorm clowns
1 scooter blenny
And a yellow watchmen goby/shrimp combo
Does anyone have any suggestion on different Wrasses or type of Basslet to add next
Maybe even some sort of angelfish?

 

[WMR]

Add a fairy or flasher wrasse, basslet wise, a gramma basslet or some assessors, pseudochromis basslets tend to be aggressive, with the exception of Fridmani basslet, good luck

 

[Dragon52]

Wasn't this being answered in your earlier post from 2:23?
https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/next-fish.652854/

 

[SighKenny]

Wasn't this being answered in your earlier post from 2:23?
https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/next-fish.652854/

I mean aside from the fact he gave me like two types of Wrasse I figured I’d make a more dedicated/direct post so I have people who know a lot about wrasses come but ‍ My bad I suppose

 

[Dragon52]

I mean aside from the fact he gave me like two types of Wrasse I figured I’d make a more dedicated/direct post so I have people who know a lot about wrasses come but ‍♂ My bad I suppose

Not a problem, was just curious. If you go to Live Aquaria & search their Reef Safe wrasse list they have quite a few with info & pics.

 

[SighKenny]

Not a problem, was just curious. If you go to Live Aquaria & search their Reef Safe wrasse list they have quite a few with info & pics.

Ah thanks
I was at the LFS and fell in love with a coral beauty angel so im definitely gonna look those up as well

 

[foxt]

This is a great thread for checking out all of the possible wrasses!
https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/the-wrasse-lovers-thread.113942/

 

[Isaac Alves]

I've got Coris Wrasses and Leopard wrasses. Both are great and have a lot of personality. The Yellow Coris is really nice as is the Silver Belly (which I have). The Leopard's look amazing in any tank and definitely become a favorite for visitors. I had 3 Coris wrasses and it was awesome seeing the streams of yellow flash all day long around the tank. I lost one to jumping. But since then the other two have grown and can longer fit through the mesh cover.

Regarding the Leopard Wrasses; I was unable to keep a pair of Leopard's in the same tank. I ended up having to separate them into two tanks. Maybe I should have added 3? I don't know -- just bad personality with one of them. In any case, they've been around with me for a while.

And all these wrasses did great in prophylactic copper quarantines as well -- using Copper Power.

 

[Dragon52]

Ah thanks
I was at the LFS and fell in love with a coral beauty angel so im definitely gonna look those up as well

I have one in my tank as well as a Flame & Lemonpeel as well as 5 Wrasses.

Hoevens/melanurus Wrasse

Multicolored Lubbock's Fairy Wrasse

Orange-Back Fairy Wrasse

Red Head Solon Fairy Wrasse

Blackfin McCosker's Flasher Wrasse

 

[SighKenny]

I've got Coris Wrasses and Leopard wrasses. Both are great and have a lot of personality. The Yellow Coris is really nice as is the Silver Belly (which I have). The Leopard's look amazing in any tank and definitely become a favorite for visitors. I had 3 Coris wrasses and it was awesome seeing the streams of yellow flash all day long around the tank. I lost one to jumping. But since then the other two have grown and can longer fit through the mesh cover.

Regarding the Leopard Wrasses; I was unable to keep a pair of Leopard's in the same tank. I ended up having to separate them into two tanks. Maybe I should have added 3? I don't know -- just bad personality with one of them. In any case, they've been around with me for a while.

And all these wrasses did great in prophylactic copper quarantines as well -- using Copper Power.

Oh wow awesome thanks I’ll definitely look at coris I’d love more yellow in my tank

 

[SighKenny]

I have one in my tank as well as a Flame & Lemonpeel as well as 5 Wrasses.

Hoevens/melanurus Wrasse

Multicolored Lubbock's Fairy Wrasse

Orange-Back Fairy Wrasse

Red Head Solon Fairy Wrasse

Blackfin McCosker's Flasher Wrasse

Ah okay are they bad ab nipping at coral? I know it’s a 50/50 on if they usually do or not but just wanted your general expedite with em

 

[Dragon52]

Ah okay are they bad ab nipping at coral? I know it’s a 50/50 on if they usually do or not but just wanted your general expedite with em

Mine have only lightly nipped at any coral with Green on it.

 

[foxt]

For yellow, the Halichoeres chrysus (yellow coris) is a good choice. I have one in a 220g with a mix of other wrasses, mostly other Halichoeres species, and they don't touch any corals.

 

[foxt]

Ah okay are they bad ab nipping at coral? I know it’s a 50/50 on if they usually do or not but just wanted your general expedite with em

The coral beauty you mentioned earlier in the thread will be more likely to nip than any of the wrasses. I have a coral beauty and it nips.

I also have a male melanurus, and it is a bully, so you might want to avoid that one!

 

[SighKenny]

The coral beauty you mentioned earlier in the thread will be more likely to nip than any of the wrasses. I have a coral beauty and it nips.

I also have a male melanurus, and it is a bully, so you might want to avoid that one!

Ah okay if I potentially wanted to add more Wrasse down the line when I size up which Wrasse would you recommend I start with to avoid aggression early on

 

[foxt]

The chrysus wrasse you like for yellow would be a good choice. Also a small female leopard would work, although people like to add them in multiples to see if you can get one to change to male. When they do that, the male can become aggressive, so I'd try to start with one small female first if you think there is a potential you would be upgrading and then adding more at some point.

There are also lots of flasher or fairy wrasses that would work as females. They are not as colorful when they are females though.

 

[SighKenny]

The chrysus wrasse you like for yellow would be a good choice. Also a small female leopard would work, although people like to add them in multiples to see if you can get one to change to male. When they do that, the male can become aggressive, so I'd try to start with one small female first if you think there is a potential you would be upgrading and then adding more at some point.

There are also lots of flasher or fairy wrasses that would work as females. They are not as colorful when they are females though.

ah okay ill definitely will look at those and im almost 100% sure ill be moving up to at least a 125 within the next 12-16 months

 

[Braves Fan]

Don't buy a Wrasse ,,, they are like potato chips ,, you can't just have one :)

 

[SighKenny]

Don't buy a Wrasse ,,, they are like potato chips ,, you can't just have one :)

Haha I really enjoy them and considered actually changing my stock plans to fit more than one

 

[Braves Fan]

considered actually changing my stock plans to fit more than one

I did :)