Too late for the wrasse contest, but I thought I'd show the pic anyway. Took me FOREVER to get a decent shot of this guy....he's in constant motion, never the same spot twice.
Thanks. Here's the only other shot I managed to get of him that I liked. This one has a better background, unfortunately the wrasse wasn't completely in focus.
I need to tape a mirror up against the glass to see if he'll "flash" more often. They're so radiant when they're displaying like that!
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Originally Posted by meowzerhttp:///forum/thread/383451/showing-off-my-wrasse#post_3353796
WOW that is great.....I may still get 3 for the big tank......sigh.....I just don't know....I'd hate to rock the boat
If you do, special order them and get 1 male and two females. You'll have the male putting on a show all the live long day.
I've heard of large tank owners successfully keeping two males in the same tank as long as they're slightly different species; i.e., a McCoscker's and a Carpenters, that sort of thing. Personally I like the idea of a same-species harem more....
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Originally Posted by meowzerhttp:///forum/thread/383451/showing-off-my-wrasse#post_3353800
HMMMM....I was thinking 3 females cause 1 would turn male....NO???
I sent you an e-mail BTW
Heigh-ho, heigh-ho, it's off to AOL I go....!
I honestly don't know if wrasses do that. I know Anthias species do, but really not sure about the flasher wrasses. Some investigative googling might be in order here...
HMMMMM....I guess when Iwas looking at the anthias and Wrasse that just stuck in my head...LOL....I just re-read the filament wrasse page, and IT DOES NOT say anything about changing sex
thanks LOL....I feel so silly
lol, problem is the best pic IMO is also of a sixline, as were most of the others.
LOL, I didn't even vote for my own pic becasue the other was so good.