I like your wrasse collection, my favorite is the red coris wrasse, exited to see that fish go through it's color transition. I don't keep multiple wrasse of the same species, so I would personally add in a few fairy wrasses to create more variety.
Great video 👌🏻 you got my doubts clear! Thanks😁 And also I got a problem, bought this yellow coris wrasse(sliver belly) it’s already been 5 days, he’s not coming out. Hiding in the sand all the time 😪. I’m worried now, what should I do?
Hi! I wouldn't give up just yet. I had a yellow coris stay in the sand for six weeks once. That's long though. 5 days is normal. Just don't try and dig through the sand to find him though.....LOL!
@@WRASSEREEFCHANNEL heyy🙋🏻♂️ now he started to come out of the sand! Like he comes out and hang out in the back of the tank for an hour or two. And then he eats and goes back in sand . It’s so good to see him😍
@@mayankbhavari8786 Hi! That is great news...and even better that he is eating! As time goes on he will stay out longer and longer as he gets used to your lighting schedule! 😁
Thanks. I really want to try a china wrasse as the coloration is not something you see in most other fish. I currently have a timor and exquisite fairy wrasse. Do you think I’d have any aggression issues?
Hi! No I think you should be fine. Just make sure the China Wrasse is eating first, and is healthy. Preferably buy him local from a fish store, and let him chill at the fish store for at least a week. Watch them feed him mysis in front of you too before you bring him home.
Hi there! Providing they are healthy and eating, I would go for the 2 Leopards, and the China Wrasse for sure. The others are up to you. If added around the same time I don't foresee any issues at all, especially in your size tank! Keep me posted! 😁
I like your wrasse collection, my favorite is the red coris wrasse, exited to see that fish go through it's color transition. I don't keep multiple wrasse of the same species, so I would personally add in a few fairy wrasses to create more variety.
Fairy Wrasses are nice. I thought about a Scott's or Mystery Wrasse. If I can find a male I might add one! 😉
Thank you for the information and advice I feel a little easier about adding wrasse to a tank 🤚👋❤
Welcome! You should add some wrasses! They are great! I will do more videos that you suggested soon, you had great ideas! 😁
Good info! I’ve been more and more into wrasses lately! Your tank is looking awesome! Hope all is well!
Thanks! Good for you, you will love wrasses....I am always on the lookout for more wrasses!
Nice video looking great. :)
Great video 👌🏻 you got my doubts clear! Thanks😁 And also I got a problem, bought this yellow coris wrasse(sliver belly) it’s already been 5 days, he’s not coming out. Hiding in the sand all the time 😪. I’m worried now, what should I do?
Hi! I wouldn't give up just yet. I had a yellow coris stay in the sand for six weeks once. That's long though. 5 days is normal. Just don't try and dig through the sand to find him though.....LOL!
@@WRASSEREEFCHANNEL LOL no I won’t dig the sand 😆. I will let you know when he comes out 😁 Thanks 🤜🏻🤛🏻💥
@@mayankbhavari8786 Yeah please let me know when he comes out! I figured you wouldn't dig in the sand! LOL! 😁
@@WRASSEREEFCHANNEL heyy🙋🏻♂️ now he started to come out of the sand! Like he comes out and hang out in the back of the tank for an hour or two. And then he eats and goes back in sand . It’s so good to see him😍
@@mayankbhavari8786 Hi! That is great news...and even better that he is eating! As time goes on he will stay out longer and longer as he gets used to your lighting schedule! 😁
Thanks. I really want to try a china wrasse as the coloration is not something you see in most other fish. I currently have a timor and exquisite fairy wrasse. Do you think I’d have any aggression issues?
Hi! No I think you should be fine. Just make sure the China Wrasse is eating first, and is healthy. Preferably buy him local from a fish store, and let him chill at the fish store for at least a week. Watch them feed him mysis in front of you too before you bring him home.
bringing into my LFS: Brunneus Wrasse, (2x) Leopard Wrasse, China Pearl Wrasse, Timor Wrasse... thoughts?
Hi there! Providing they are healthy and eating, I would go for the 2 Leopards, and the China Wrasse for sure. The others are up to you. If added around the same time I don't foresee any issues at all, especially in your size tank! Keep me posted! 😁