Red Coris Wrasse
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snakeblitz33
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So, you're asking what inverts are safe for a non-invert safe fish?
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siptang
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I have one and as long as you keep it extremely well fed (I feed heavy because I have semi predator tank) and introducing them at night while the fish is sleeping, they will have much higher chance of surviving. I have about 3 red legged hermits, about 15 blue legs, 2 emerald crabs in my tank.
Good luck, it's a beautiful fish but I hope you don't have any corals because it will flip EVERYTHING.
Good luck, it's a beautiful fish but I hope you don't have any corals because it will flip EVERYTHING.
clown-keeper99
Member
very pretty fish
cleaner shrimps IMO should be OK
also larger hermits and snails could also work
cleaner shrimps IMO should be OK
also larger hermits and snails could also work
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siptang
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clown-keeper99 - Do you have a cleaner shrimp and red corris together? I don't think you do.
From my experience, it won't work. I couldn't get it to work in 2 separate tanks. But you can try of course, if you don't mind spending a few bucks for possible expensive shrimp dinner for your fish. If it works, it will look great, if not... :/
From my experience, it won't work. I couldn't get it to work in 2 separate tanks. But you can try of course, if you don't mind spending a few bucks for possible expensive shrimp dinner for your fish. If it works, it will look great, if not... :/
clown-keeper99
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Originally Posted by Siptang http:///t/388597/red-coris-wrasse#post_3429031
clown-keeper99 - Do you have a cleaner shrimp and red corris together? I don't think you do.
From my experience, it won't work. I couldn't get it to work in 2 separate tanks. But you can try of course, if you don't mind spending a few bucks for possible expensive shrimp dinner for your fish. If it works, it will look great, if not... :/
I'm speaking from reserch and you are speaking from experiance
I was just rereading an artical from AFI by scott w michel and it said that cleaners get some perditor imunity
I guess you trump me in this matter
Originally Posted by Siptang http:///t/388597/red-coris-wrasse#post_3429031
clown-keeper99 - Do you have a cleaner shrimp and red corris together? I don't think you do.
From my experience, it won't work. I couldn't get it to work in 2 separate tanks. But you can try of course, if you don't mind spending a few bucks for possible expensive shrimp dinner for your fish. If it works, it will look great, if not... :/
I'm speaking from reserch and you are speaking from experiance
I was just rereading an artical from AFI by scott w michel and it said that cleaners get some perditor imunity
I guess you trump me in this matter
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siptang
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Lol, I just re read what I posted and I wanted to apologize. I didn't mean to sound like a douche. I was just surprised at the suggestion because I see mine eating snails, hermits and flipping everything looking for food all the time. I guess some do leave cleaner shrimps alone but for me I don't really feel like giving her 20 some dollar shrimp dinner just to try to see if it would work lol. I don't even get that... often that is.
Have a good one buddy.
Have a good one buddy.