I’m hoping to get an excellent lunare wrasse however, I do not wanted whatever is just about to damage my puffer: I really like your excessively 😉 I am looking for something to create colour and more reputation on the container
I have a 110 gal tank with a dogfaced puffer and a Fiji Damsel (blue). I have 40 lb of sand and about 25 lbs of rock (base rock and live rock mixed). The tank has been running for about 3 months. (not that the puffer isn’t full of character!) I am also looking for something hearty. I have a 10 gal QT that is well established, even has some snails in it. That is where any new fish will spend at least 3 or 4 weeks. Do you think a lunare wrasse would be a wise choice for my tank? If not a wrasse, how about a yellow tang?
Solution for wrasses, Cortez, Halichoeres compatibility Hi and thanks for your time! I “rescued” a rainbow wrasse from a very aggressive tank where it was being nipped and was ill to the point of lying on its side lethargic with fast resps. Rainbow was nursed back to health in a QT. (whoo hoo) placed in a 100 gal tank w/30 combo refugium-sump w/ protein skim. Tankmates are Foxface, damsel and lawnmower blenny. The rainbow is very active and swims aggressively (like most drivers on our freeways) running into the other fish as he zooms by! Well, time passed and he was doing the tail slaps in the sand and getting along well. Until that is, I saw a beaut, banana wrasse, pastel colors, easy going swimmer, and the store owners said “it belonged to someone else’s tank prior, is prob a male and they (banana and rainbow) may have a few altercations but should be fine.”
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Re: Solution for wrasses, compatibility Thanks Bob, just FYI saw the banner on the FAQ website – We believed our second wrasse (banana) is a Thalassoma lutescens, not a Halichoeres. But your advice is sound in either case (and agreed with my (BJ’s) first impression).