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I am still contemplating that last fish.........cannot decide for the life of me....I waver between, fairy wrasse, flasher wrasse, sixline wrasse and small dwarf angel.........grrrrr... On a happy note, I place my order today for some drangonfly and hobgoblin zoos, a porcelain crab and some...

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Originally Posted by Angler man The Christmas wrasse is only about 3 1/2 inches. She is still alive, but her fins look shredded. I have never seen even a modest aggressive act with any of these fish. Very strange. It is strange sometimes. Maybe she got spooked and scraped herself up on some...

Originally Posted by Angler man I have a Peppermint shrimp and 5 Emerald Crabs along with the general snails and blue leg hermits. Hmmm, maybe one of the hermits got a hold of her? Other than that I would say the Christmas wrasse. They can be kind of aggressive I think. Is it a large one? Does...

Originally Posted by lietz06 It's a 200 gallon You will prolly be fine then....... I would just try what I suggested then but be very careful. Maybe even wait a few days to see if they move on their own before you do that.

I just read this thread...lol. How funny!! Maybe he is a little on the short bus side? I would imagine it's not impossible for a fish to be retarded just like any human.....I am so glad he made it...:)

Originally Posted by crypt keeper Okay my buddy bought a tank. Cycled it added two clowns and all is well. Added some corals. Torch Coral tanked. Mushrooms are hanging on but not flourishing. Clove polyps have yet to open and its been a couple weeks. Water was tested. Calcium and alkalanity...

Maybe the christmas wrasse??? what type of inverts do you have with your fish. that is more likely...

Yeah I was wondering that too...lol....how in the hell would you steal a fish??? lol

Originally Posted by lietz06 We got two new anemones yesterday they acclimating great. We got a carpet and a bubble. Well my question is....can you move them if they stick to a spot that you can't see them. My carpet is attached to the front of the glass...so you just see this big foot. The...

Originally Posted by snookedsteve I currently have a 46g bowfront. No problems. However, I am running a HOB filter and therefore do not have a sump. I would like to get a mandarin but I know how fast they go through pods. My question is this. If I get one how often would I have to restock my...

any other suggestions???

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Originally Posted by deejeff442 my supplier emailed me this morning and said a 6 inch golden puffer is coming in today so i jumped on it. he is aclimating right now. what an awesome color cant wait to see him under the mh lights. i will put him in my reef tank. i have no shrimp and only a few...

They can be very aggressive. if you are going to add any fish later i would add that one last honestly.

Hmmmmm, well, I have time. do you think the mccoskers would work for what i have so far and be an outgoing personality fish or is it going to be a hider?

I am thinking maybe a male McCosker's fairy wrasse....beautiful and peaceful or so it says....

What about a McCosker's Fairy Wrasse? They are beautiful...

Originally Posted by oneradtek royal gramma would be a nice fish. get a skimmer its a different type of filter than what you already have. It would do wonders for your phosphates and nitrates and overall quality of water i often hear about how aggressive royal grammas are though......worries...

Originally Posted by Oceansidefish I think with a coral beauty you would have alot of problems with bioload...My first question would be do you have a skimmer? If you have a decent skimmer I would consider a twin spot hog or a midas blenny. You could also go with a possum wrasse. No, no...