I have had one for a couple months that is doing great. Has me tempted to try a smaller one but I'm scared to rock the boat. I treated it with Prazi and I also injected PE mysis with panacur every 3 days for a total of 4 treatments when it arrived. Not sure if made a difference in survival but I'm hoping at least all worms should definitely have been killed off. Mine eats PE mysis, Hikari mysis, enriched brine, and I throw in a few dozen salt water ghost shrimp occasionally. Just wondering if both with eventually turn male and try to kill each other
Anyone have long term success with a pair of Choati wrasses?
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acesq
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I've had two large males (sold as a M/F pair but came in as 2 males) together in my tank since July. They get along fine and eat everything I throw in.
I did put them in at the same time which may have prevented any territorial aggression but I've had a few over the years and haven't found them to be aggressive fish.
I did put them in at the same time which may have prevented any territorial aggression but I've had a few over the years and haven't found them to be aggressive fish.
Thanks. I might go for it if I manage to find a nice small one.
Smokey Stover
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Be sure to follow up with photos please,
Definitely will. Took a while to find my first healthy one though. I imagine finding a small one that's healthy will be much harder.
this is me
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Not long term, but here's my trio. They eat pretty much everything.
Male with the stripes on the face
Females
Females
Male with the stripes on the face
Females
Females
this is me
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At least 3.5". I think it's probably reaching max size of 4".
CoralsAddiction
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Not long term, but here's my trio. They eat pretty much everything.
Those are very nice wrasses but I am a bigger fan of that green gig you got in that pic
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this is me
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3 days lol. I'll keep you guys updated.
Ha. Well they look good together so far at least.
