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its not a wrasse but a Pseudochromis(dottyback). it looks to be a Obgilbyina queenslandiae(Queensland Dottyback).they get very aggressive and should be put in a agressive tank.

How far are you from san diego? I am interested in the pair of Ocellaris Clown. How much?

Chandler04: I agree

I don’t think the brown banded bamboo shark(banded shark)Chiloscyllium punctatum is endangered.

If the tank is a reptile tank it will not support water, they are not tempered.

were your broodstock CB or WC? i was wondering because i always hear dont use CB for broodstock. What do you think? Thanks, Keith

1st your tank is too small. 2nd your Niger Trigger Valentini puffer would nip at it.

thats not a leopard. Its a coral cat. they hide most of the day and come out at night.

try squid, it drives sharks crazy

has he eaten anything? What are you feeding him?

What size tank is he in? Has this just started or has he always been like this?

I have a 160g fowlr(about 150-200lbs of live rock). I has a protein skimmer(forget what type) and wet/dry. As of now I have: 3'' damsel(trying to get rid of) 4'' dogface puffer and a 5-6'' harlequin tust What else could i put in there? I was thinking clown trigger or bluelined trigger or...

I was just wondering how fast a Tessalata Eel grows? I'm thinking of adding a small one to my 160g. thanks

If Bang Guy doesnt take the maroons i am interested. How far are you away from San Diego?

the pair in that picture is owned by a person who breeds them. I saw some pics of his juvis, very nice. I think he is selling that pair(I think like $500) They are a very nice pair.

Do you have a protein skimmer? imo a skimmer is a must. They are more useful than a UV.

how long is it? I can pick it up.

Are those really 2 different gobies? Isn't that the same goby just a different angle? the rocks look the same and there is a snail in the same spot.

how big is your stars and strips? what about chromis? not aggressive but school and they were ok with my puffer.

i heard they get huge and are like groupers( eat small fish, messy,ect)