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ok where do i start i have way too many wrasses to post them all so i will post a few of my favorites this is a hybrid paracheilinus filamentosus and p. flavianalis..yellowfin x filamented flasher c. condei condes fairy wrasse c. rubrisquamis red velvet fairy wrasse c.laboutei labout's fairy...

do you have a top on your tank..fairys are known to jump it is not if but when..eggcrate will not keep them in either

my favorite that i have is my Red Velvet fairy wrasse C. rubrisquamis i just love the colors on this fish the fish i really want is a Blue-Tail Wrasse (Anampses femininus) but the are very hard to find!!

the larger the tank it is always better for the fish but that yellowfin should be fine in the 55 as well..but for the other fish i would go to at least a 75

do you have any local fish stores..they are usallay pretty easy to get keep in mind that they will lose alot of thier color without a few females

in a tank that size even the smaller fairys like the yellowfin can be somewhat aggressive but i am glad to hear things seem to be doing better

what size tank is this in...in a smaller tank fairy and flasher wrasses can be quite aggrssive though yellow fins are on of the least aggrssive fairy i have kept though i did have one that was pretty nasty in my 180..the yellow flanked fairy will lose alot of its color if it is not kept with...

i had to remove a small yellow tang from my tang due to aggression to some of my fairys and i added the tang last..but that fairy will start to hide and not come out and eat if it is being chased alot and if stressed they can die form it...i always introduce my new fish using a speicmen cup...

yes they are two different fish..the body on the Mcoskers, Carpenters, and Yellowfin all look alike..but the filaments and anal fins is how you can tell them apart..a Mcoskers has one filament and its anal fin is red on the outer part..a Carpenters has 2-4 filaments and has a red and yellow anal...

Originally Posted by TriGa22 To me it depends on the specimen. I know someone who has 15 wrasses in a custon 80. Somehow they all get along. You could try it and if it doesnt work then take him back or sell him. I also believe that a 55 is plent of space for 2 wrasses. i am not saying for 100%...

i would not advise it in a tank of your size..whipfins are on of the most aggressive fairys and i have kept them and seen it first hand and once they are established they become even more aggrssive to other fairys and flashers and will go after other small fish as well...it is a shame because...

man there are some very nice zoas and palys in this thread and great pics everyone...these are my favs..these pics are a little old i have not been home for 2 months now so when i get back i will post some updated pics

i would not try any fairy or flasher wrasse in a tank of that size with a sixline in there

i agree with what has been posted..a lrage tank you mihgt be able to get away with a large fairy but i would not try it..i have seen first hand what a sixline can do and they can be down right nasty..and only get worse as they older

red velvet fairy wrasse conde's fairy wrasse acan lord

green mandarin yellowfin fairy wrasse getting cleaned by shrimp red serpent star zoas from the Caribbean lyretail anthias spotted mandarin hammer coral (wall) blasto welsi zoas yellowtang

it is hard to tell from the pic..can you get one a little more clear

great looking brains everyone here are a few of mine this is not a good pic but of an old one i had

couple of my favs lubbocks fairy wrasse hybrid flasher of filamented and yellowfin green mandarin red velvet fairy wrasse

great pics i can't wait to get back and see my growth..i amon vaction and won't be back for another month