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Fairy wrasse Photo Library
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CrazyLionfish
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Nice pink margin, I was thinking of buying one from them. Was that flame from live aquaria as well? And what do you feed them?
bronco7777
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PhilWD,
I think they will adjust in the same fashion that many of the other deep water fairies adjust to captive circumstances. I have owned many deep water subjects like rhomboids, pyle's & Girdled fairy wrasses and they all do just fine. Plus if you have a well stocked aquarium with rocks they will have many of the same comforts of home. I'll let you know once I have them in my possession.
I think they will adjust in the same fashion that many of the other deep water fairies adjust to captive circumstances. I have owned many deep water subjects like rhomboids, pyle's & Girdled fairy wrasses and they all do just fine. Plus if you have a well stocked aquarium with rocks they will have many of the same comforts of home. I'll let you know once I have them in my possession.
zemuron114
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bronco7777
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zemuron114,
Sorry, try now. I get so many messages a day it piles up fast when I'm away from the computer for a while.
Sorry, try now. I get so many messages a day it piles up fast when I'm away from the computer for a while.
BreadmanMike
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anyone know what a Cirrhilabrus bathyphilus costs?
zemuron114
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i believe around 150.00$ - is that the rosy fin fairy??
BreadmanMike
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yeah, thanks!
smokez01
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about how many fairy wrasses would i be able to keep in a 75g tank?
I was thinking 1 male filamented, with two females
maybe a carpenters or two,
a laboutis,
im not sure which one the dot and dash wrasses are
at my LFS where i work, there are soooooooooo many different kinds of fairy wrasses that i had my mind set on purchasing some filamented, but then wanted to wait to make sure which ones i actually want
the flasher wrasses are SICK, especialy the filamented, there was this bright purple one at work where he would flare up , and it was awesome\
what do you guys think?
I was thinking 1 male filamented, with two females
maybe a carpenters or two,
a laboutis,
im not sure which one the dot and dash wrasses are
at my LFS where i work, there are soooooooooo many different kinds of fairy wrasses that i had my mind set on purchasing some filamented, but then wanted to wait to make sure which ones i actually want
the flasher wrasses are SICK, especialy the filamented, there was this bright purple one at work where he would flare up , and it was awesome\
what do you guys think?
Javeo
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At my LFS, amazingly they had it for over a month, but I had no room. Then my midas blenny died and I replaced it with this. It was around $50-60 (Ã"šÃ‚£30).
It was so shy, i guess thats why it didn't sell for so long, but nows its very friendly and dashes around the tank like mad. But I've had to save it a few times after it went carpet surfing, twice i managed to catch it in mid air!
It was so shy, i guess thats why it didn't sell for so long, but nows its very friendly and dashes around the tank like mad. But I've had to save it a few times after it went carpet surfing, twice i managed to catch it in mid air!
CrazyLionfish
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You caught him in mid air? lol thats crazy! He probably expects you'll catch him everytime he jumps now, so he thinks its safe haha
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