prop-frags
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Thank you! They get along great - no picking or chasing, thankfully...
I don't know what it is, but I like it!...unfortunately odds are, if it's that 'cute' as a juvi...it's gonna be a big, mean MF!
lubbocks fairy... Many different color patterns!
OK Guys.. I just landed myself a Lennardi Wrasse! I think I can officially join this club!
The beautiful female has been swimming around since I put it inside my DT! Hasn't went hiding yet.. a truly beautiful fish!
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#1...just cause I need a little suntan, doesn't give you the right to call me ALBINO! :eek2:
#B...I have ~30 wrasses in the tank, and the only 'aggressor' was/is a small F flame wrasse, that chased the smaller red velvet (which is twice the size of the flame), but just a small nip to tail fin. She had never bothered another fish!
The red velvets are right in the middle of the 'wrasse pack', size-wise.
I can't speak for the other 100,000+ members here...but I believe you! :rolleye1:Here is a wrasse I purchased today. I usually research the fish first but ...
I can't speak for the other 100,000+ members here...but I believe you! :rolleye1:
Stethojulis balteata (Quoy & Gaimard 1824), the Belted Wrasse (3), is an Hawaiian endemic. This is the most common and hardiest member of the genus, but still has a dismal survival rate. A male and a female off of the Big Island. To six inches long.