For the love of Genicanthus

Anyone keeping these with fairy wrasses? Scott Michael mentions the genicanthus can be aggressive towards wrasses.Looks like bradleyj is keeping them together. Anyone else?
 
i had a male watanabe from australia that was one of the nicest fish i have seen. he was huge full streamers and the nicest blue i have seen on a fish before. It changed my mind of watanabes!

but then i got one from the marshalls and it wasn't as nice!
 
<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=11520663#post11520663 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Philwd
Anyone keeping these with fairy wrasses? Scott Michael mentions the genicanthus can be aggressive towards wrasses.Looks like bradleyj is keeping them together. Anyone else?

A pic is better than a thousand words.About 10 diff wrasses with mine.
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<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=11521084#post11521084 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Philwd
Thanks Gasman.
np HTH
I've had at the same time in previous tanks- a pair of WT/ a pair of jap's and a pair of bellus with multiple wrasses.
 
My female watanabei is housed with four wrasses.
- pair of hooded
- male lubbocks
- royal flasher

I've had no problems w/ aggression at all. My flasher use to hide all of the time. He was scared to death of a rabbit fish I had. I replaced the rabbit fish with the watanabei female & he's out swimming all day long now.
 
I've wanted a pair of Japanese Swallowtails for some time. Now that I've got the declevis out I have room.
 
Here's my pair of Bellus Angels ... they both tend to rule the tank, especially the female! I keep the pair with 4 fairy wrasses as well to answer a prior question ... a pair of Rosefascia, a Supermale Lineatus and a Labaouti. Also a Mystery Wrasse as well.

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Here are few photos of mine:


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I'll get some photos of my female swallowtail and female bellus tomorrow.

Joyce
 
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I just recently finished my fish stocking by adding a Lamarck angel. I will try to post a picture, once I figure out why my photo program is locking up....:rolleyes:

Really like these fish :)
 
Macimage - Great Angels! I didn't know that you could put them together in one tank like you have. Could you share which ones you have?
 
Hi Sara,

Thank you very much! I was inspired to post after looking at your pics!

I have the 5 angels shown in the group photo, 2 female watanabe's, 1 female & 1 male swallowtail, and one female bellus. I am not sure if the group photo (the 3d one) is showing up, as I had to hit the refresh button to see it. The server may get too busy once in a while.

I'd like to add a male bellus and possibly a male watanabe if one of my females doesn't turn male.

The other fish that are in with them are a female maroon clown, a foxface, one powder blue tang and one purple tang.

These angels are very peaceful and never bother each other or the other fish.

Joyce
 
Thanks for posting the details. I also liked a pair of watanabe's, but I was not aware they would get along with my Bellus pair. My Bellus, mostly the female, likes to be queen of the tank. I have 4 large Fairy wrasses, a foxface and will also be adding some tangs back in. My tank recently had to come down to be replaced as my euro-brace cracked, so I'm now upgrading from a 225 to a 300 and would like to expand my fish selection! Thanks for the information!
 
Yes, I think it would be better to add them all at the same time to avoid any issues. I am not sure if I should add any more or not.

I added all mine the same day. I lost all of my fish except the clown and foxface and most of my corals last year after my top started to pull away from the back of the tank and I had to empty it all out as I was afraid it would burst and we needed to get it repaired.

Joyce
 
Purty! I had a pair of Watanabe a while back but got rid when I downgraded tanks. I have a pair of Bellus now - had about a month or two. Stunning fish - real eaters! I might try a pair of Watanabe's again but I really want to hold out for an Interruptus (if I can ever afford one). Sorry for the blurry pix!

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Lady .... please step away from the acans ....

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<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=11610340#post11610340 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Fliger

Lady .... please step away from the acans ....

hahaha that little caption was funny =)

great pictures of the bellus, even though blurry ;)
 
RIP female swallowtail:

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We were watching tv (and my tank of course) on Monday night and noticed she was lying on the sandbed. I immediately netted her and put her in a hospital tank with some Prazi Pro, but she didn't last the night.

I have no idea what happend. I did a water change on Sunday, however, all the snails, shrimp, corals and other fish are fine. I've had her 3 months. I don't know, maybe she was a cyanide catch?

Joyce
 
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