cmaxwell39
New member
So, I just introduced a pair of Pyle fairy wrasses (Cirrhilabrus pylei) into my 150 display that already contained a pair of Exquisite Fairy wrasses (Cirrhilabrus exquisitus). The exquisites had been in the tank for about 8 weeks. I did the social acclimation thing with a breeder box, and no agression was shown for the two days the pyles were in the breeder. When they were released into the tank, the Pyles male, and the exqisite male started displaying for each other. There was some minor chansing, but nothing major. Now the Exqisite is extremely beaten up. There is not constant chasing, just occasional, but the exquisite has taken the brunt of the aggression it seems.
My main question is should I try to remove the Exquisite or let them be. Like I said, it seems that most of the aggression has died down, but the Exquisite is looking in pretty rough shape. Thanks in advance for any help.
My main question is should I try to remove the Exquisite or let them be. Like I said, it seems that most of the aggression has died down, but the Exquisite is looking in pretty rough shape. Thanks in advance for any help.