Wrasse time.

bradleyj

bradleyj

Reefkeeping Mag Staff
My tank will be 5 years in a month. I fell in love with wrasses bout 4 years ago and the passion has never left. With the equipment I have, almost 300lbs of live rock and almost daily maintenance, I'm able to support all the fish I have and they thrive in my tank.
I don't recommend this many fish to other unless they have the will, and the means to support such a community.
So, with this said, I wanted to share a short video I just made.

http://youtu.be/UYYH1Nflh1g?hd=1
 
Is it not working for you? It worked for me. I just copied and pasted the address as it's written.
 
Oh, Im on a restricted computer so it got blocked sorry...

But I saw the video last night on another forum...Awesome!

How does the royal flasher look under tank lights in person?
 
It worked for me.

Amazing tank, that thalassoma wrasse is huge! Does he cause you many problems?
 
roktsintst said:
Oh, Im on a restricted computer so it got blocked sorry...

But I saw the video last night on another forum...Awesome!

How does the royal flasher look under tank lights in person?
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It's amazing, so much nicer than the pictures.

MCCOOL said:
It worked for me.

Amazing tank, that thalassoma wrasse is huge! Does he cause you many problems?
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Haha, He is a monster. He eats my snails and piles the empty shells in the front right corner, as to say, ok I need new ones now.
 
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Gorgeous, Gorgeous, Gorgeous. Thank you so much for sharing.

I have been thinking about the Royal flasher with a couple females and a McCoskers flasher with a couple of females. I wondered if I introduced them all at once if they would co-habitate in my 120g with lots of room. Also wondering where I might special order all of that and get excellent specimens???
 
Wow! Brad, We just spent the past half hour checking out your videos. Your fish are beautiful and I am suffering from a serious case of wrasse-envy...
 
That is a beautiful tank. I love the giant frogspawn, how big is that thing? I know its not a fancy high-end coral but the size shows the dedication you've put into your tank.
 
use to have a trio of the Paracheilinus angulatus, very nice fish, lol i need a bigger tank so i can add to my wrasse collection, very nice collection and tank
 
prop-frags said:
Wow! Brad, We just spent the past half hour checking out your videos. Your fish are beautiful and I am suffering from a serious case of wrasse-envy...
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Thank you, just be careful, wrasses are very addicting. LOL

MItank said:
That is a beautiful tank. I love the giant frogspawn, how big is that thing? I know its not a fancy high-end coral but the size shows the dedication you've put into your tank.
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You are too kind, thank you. My frogspawn is now over 20 inches in diameter.
When I bought it 4 years ago it had 7 heads.

NyReefNoob said:
use to have a trio of the Paracheilinus angulatus, very nice fish, lol i need a bigger tank so i can add to my wrasse collection, very nice collection and tank
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Thank you. I have fallen in love with these little guys. It's a site to see when my halides go off and my actinics are just on and they all start flashing.
 
"wrasse time"

...when is it not wrasse time? I thought wrasse time was like beer time. Anyway, nice fish Brad :)
 
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