Chrysiptera springeri - Blue Sapphire DamselfishDo you know the scientific name for those? I don't know that common name.
jay
Not sure if they still have any in stock but the LFS thought it might be this one over the phone
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Chrysiptera springeri - Blue Sapphire DamselfishDo you know the scientific name for those? I don't know that common name.
jay
I had some of these fight each other in a 50 gallon QT, but they are less aggressive than other damsels that are commonly available. As a plus they’ll eat flatworms!Chrysiptera springeri - Blue Sapphire Damselfish
Not sure if they still have any in stock but the LFS thought it might be this one over the phone
I'm going to have to think it through in a couple months. I hate losing fish, it hurts and if I do add some more I want it to work. Maybe my reef is just pre set for 4 fish only.I had some of these fight each other in a 50 gallon QT, but they are less aggressive than other damsels that are commonly available. As a plus they’ll eat flatworms!
Jay
Wait, what are the dimensions of the tank?I dont have (had) a YWG. I can move one rock to the other side at the top but doubt it will have any real affect in the tank. Its mainly the Red pintail wrasse and the Tang that seem to be the bullies in the tank for the new fish.
36x22x24. 80g totalWait, what are the dimensions of the tank?
That may be why the tang is getting aggressive - My 2” bristletooth is calm and collected but that’s a 4’ tank (48”) with 5’ diagonal. The wrasses aren’t the issue I think the tang is, they get VERY territorial and if they aren’t a convict they do tail slapping which uses their scalpel at the base of the tail. The only thing that would make a wrasse seem aggressive is the flashing the males tend to do.36x22x24. 80g total
The tang was only aggressive with the new melanurus wrasse. The pintail wrasse was aggressive with the gramma.That may be why the tang is getting aggressive - My 2” bristletooth is calm and collected but that’s a 4’ tank (48”) with 5’ diagonal. The wrasses aren’t the issue I think the tang is, they get VERY territorial and if they aren’t a convict they do tail slapping which uses their scalpel at the base of the tail. The only thing that would make a wrasse seem aggressive is the flashing the males tend to do.
That’s new, I know fairies can get aggressive but it never came across to me that pintails were one of the aggressive ones. Then again, I always see these 1-2” transitioning males so that may be why they aren’t as aggressive!The tang was only aggressive with the new melanurus wrasse. The pintail wrasse was aggressive with the gramma.
Enchelyurus flavipesDo you know the scientific name for those? I don't know that common name.
jay

