LukFox
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Having some larger wrasses has limited my invert choice by a bit. I could use some suggestions .
Tank is a FOWLR 155g and is 3 years old.
Fish:
1 harlequin tusk
1 radiant wrasse
2 percula clowns
1 purple tang
1 fire coral moray (Gymnothorax miliaris)
1 golden dwarf moray (Gymnothorax melatremus)
Inverts I actually have are 3 tuxedo urchins.
Could I add something in the way of starfish or even a purple/orange reef lobster? Or would the lobster prey on my radiant wrasse when its sleeping in the sand? (my clowns host the overflow high above the sand, so I'm not so worried about them)
I also have a question about pistols. I used to have a mated pair of bullseye pistols and occasionally I'd have baby bullseye shrimp swimming around. I had them for a bit over 2 years but after I added my dwarf moray, they soon disappeared. I'm wondering if my eel actually ate them or if they were just at the end of their life span?
Tank is a FOWLR 155g and is 3 years old.
Fish:
1 harlequin tusk
1 radiant wrasse
2 percula clowns
1 purple tang
1 fire coral moray (Gymnothorax miliaris)
1 golden dwarf moray (Gymnothorax melatremus)
Inverts I actually have are 3 tuxedo urchins.
Could I add something in the way of starfish or even a purple/orange reef lobster? Or would the lobster prey on my radiant wrasse when its sleeping in the sand? (my clowns host the overflow high above the sand, so I'm not so worried about them)
I also have a question about pistols. I used to have a mated pair of bullseye pistols and occasionally I'd have baby bullseye shrimp swimming around. I had them for a bit over 2 years but after I added my dwarf moray, they soon disappeared. I'm wondering if my eel actually ate them or if they were just at the end of their life span?