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Cover your tank, they jump. It turns out that's how I lost mine.

If you purchase a wrasse that has a smaller adult size (4 inches), your inverts will probably be safe. Naturally, the larger the fish, the larger the prey and wrasse are carnivors. The Social wrasse is my favorite. Great community fish.

Very nice! Your colors are so healthy, I'm a bit green... Do you supplement calcium? And how is the temp to handle with MH lighting?

What kind of HOB filter is it? What specific filter media does it use? 20 gallon tanks run along the nano tank border, they are a bit more difficult to keep stable.

My favorite gifts have been a denim and quilt-work jacket one year, and a purse that looks like a pair of leathers another year. Both of those gifts showed a bit of thought about the girl. I like receiving diamonds too, don't get me wrong, and those that can, should. Keep it fun!

Anytime I am by the tank for a long period or have reason to "handle" the tank, they behave a bit more zippy. Not erratic, but excited, for sure. Not scared, they don't hide. Certain of my fish actually like to test the new water, as it pours in. Blasted seahorse is the worst offender. I know we...

I have to say SMITTY63. Tough shot to get! And I did check to make sure no animals were harmed during filming!

Originally Posted by murph145 hurry up people post ur pics so far im givin 10 polyps of my jolly green giant palys, a pink florida richordia, and a mixed fiji zoo rock which has oranges greens and what not..... anyways get to postin ur pics judging starts after midnight so remember to vote after...

HTML Code: Contest Winners [hr] Lots of great photos. The votes are in and here are the winners: Congrats! Velvetchs Curtis1158 efishnsea diablo tree HTML Code: Contest Winners Is there any way to post the winning photos in one spot? :cheer:

Bump because it's not midnight! Judges, I think it might be fun to know total number of voters? If it's doable..

Through air, then glass (acrylic) then through water. A bit of AC/DC now and again, but don't don't even expose your own ears to anything for prolonged periods.

What a great thread.. ***) sorry to interrupt, but, Right ON and thank you both.

One more question...Does your friend move the rockwork around trying to find these wrasse? If so, don't. Many wrasse will bury themselves in the sand and not come out until they feel comfortable. Moving the rocks around could well trap them there.

Mine doesn't bother anything, that I know of... But if yours eats xenia, can I borrow him?

These guys started out as a $5.00 frag from my favorite LFS. I thought I lost them, they were just two, and not attached to a rock, or anything. They did reappear. I have also a small colony of browns one that hitched in on LR. It was months before I was sure what they were. Attachment 152725

These guys started out as a $5.00 frag from my favorite LFS. I thought I lost them, they were just two, and not attatched to a rock, or anything. They did reappear. I have also a small colony of browns one that hitched in on LR. It was months before I was sure what they were.

Originally Posted by SUV No none of his other fish ahve dissapeared. Also his tank is very well established it is over three years old and all perams. are great. Is the CBS a large one? And I guess if these are juvie fish that your friend is putting in, it might be that he is eating the fish.

Lucky little percs, be they fake or false Very nice to see you back, Rykna. And hope you've been to the Photog Board!

Originally Posted by reckler I don't think it is algea you are looking at. I have the same stuff on my rocks. it is a sponge growing. it is good if it is. I agree. I have the same stuff. Very slow growing, not apparently harmful.

Wrasse fish also can be jumpers, depending on the species. I thought one of my wrasse was anemone lunch, only to find him when I moved my tank. Truthfully, I'd be a bit surprised if it didn't go the other way around. Wrasse have a taste for crustaceans.. Do any other fish dissappear?