can anyone help id? and tell me if they are reef safe?

[Themilkman248]

does anyone have an idea what these fish are? i'd love to keep them in my reef but i think ones a damsel any idea on the other?

 

[eatbreakfast]

I am only seeing one fish in both of the pictures. I cant tell for sure, but it looks like a type of razor wrasse.
Motile inverts may be on the menu. It wont eat corals, but may flip them over looking for food.

 

[Themilkman248]

thanks heaps there's another in the background, of the picture and what is motile?

 

[Deinonych]

Motile = moving, like shrimps, snails etc. In otherwords, non-sessile (e.g. corals).

 

[Themilkman248]

ok thanks I'll upload some new pictures soon to see if anyone can see them better

 

[Themilkman248]

here they are anyway if anyone can help me out?

 

[Themilkman248]

sorry couldnt upload all at once

 

[Themilkman248]

Bump?

 

[Themilkman248]

well my lfs told me that one was a awong or something close to that?? and the other a fangtooth blennys

 

[Rea17]

Not sure about the blenny, black and white one looks like a Caribbean drum fish. Not reef safe, gets pretty large.

 

[rssjsb]

Morwong. They get big.

http://www.hawaiisfishes.com/fish_of_month/past_fom/fom_12_05.htm

 

[Themilkman248]

thanks heaps are all blennys mostly reef safe? or should I keep them in a separate area?