Radiant wrasse growing?

d-monic

Member
Hey all, Sorry to pester you guys with questions again, but i find myself on the brink of a purchase today. At my LFS where i buy all my fish, they just got in a tiny radiant wrasse :happyfish , only about 3/4 of an inch long. I know their minumum tank recommendation is a 50 G for adult size and i have a 45. But since hes so tiny,i was wondering if hed be alright for awhile, until i upgrade in the future,or if i cant afford to upgrade at that point,maybe even to sell him. but will putting the baby still stress him out due to the 5 G difference? I dont want to cause damage to fish in any way,so if im being stupid,please tell me so
, but does anyone know how fast they might grow? thanks so much for any opinions!!<3Devon
 

d-monic

Member
Originally Posted by lion_crazz
Hey Devon, what fish do you have in your tank now?
Hey! Just a small royal gramma,and a midas blenny, the radiant would be the last thing added *other then snails,hermits,etc.* :) i do plan on upgrading in the future to about a 90-120, but the money for that is still in question lol :thinking:
 

lion_crazz

Active Member
If that is going to be the last fish added, I don't see any reason why it would not work for you. You have a lightly stocked tank, and the fish would have the whole tank pretty much to himself.
Make sure the fish is eating at the LFS before you take him home.
 

reefkprz

Active Member
Originally Posted by lion_crazz
If that is going to be the last fish added, I don't see any reason why it would not work for you. You have a lightly stocked tank, and the fish would have the whole tank pretty much to himself.
Make sure the fish is eating at the LFS before you take him home.

I agree with Crazz. 5G really isnt enough of a difference to worry about when your talking tanks over 30G IMO.
 

d-monic

Member
Originally Posted by lion_crazz
If that is going to be the last fish added, I don't see any reason why it would not work for you. You have a lightly stocked tank, and the fish would have the whole tank pretty much to himself.
Make sure the fish is eating at the LFS before you take him home.
Thanks so much for the advice, ill post pics of him when i take a few at the LFS,hes adorable!! I did have them feed him yesterday,but ill ask if they can do it again :) Just in case! Thanks again!!
 
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