slipknotgrrl83
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This guy was mislabeled at the lfs as a twin spot wrasse in which he definitely is not. Through research I'm guessing red line wrasse?
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slipknotgrrl83
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Thank you!
eatbreakfast
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Halichoeres biocellatus, common names include redline wrasse and red Christmas wrasse. However, biocellatus translates to two spot, so the LFS name is understandable.
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slipknotgrrl83
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Yes, makes sense now! He us awesome, super peacefull.
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slipknotgrrl83
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Any suggestions for another wrasse that will get along in a 40 gallon?
4FordFamily
Tang, Angel, and Wrasse Nerd!
Redlined is the common name I usually use. Beautiful fish!
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slipknotgrrl83
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Very!! Gets along well with my clown ans lawnmower blenny. Looking for one more fish though
4FordFamily
Tang, Angel, and Wrasse Nerd!
Flame hawk!
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slipknotgrrl83
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I'e heard mixed reviews on them.... reef safe?
4FordFamily
Tang, Angel, and Wrasse Nerd!
Unless you’re a tiny shrimp (very small), yes!
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slipknotgrrl83
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Nice, will check lfs next week! Although I still want another wrasse....lol
eatbreakfast
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I love flame hawks.
Another wrasse that would go well is yellow coris wrasse H. chrysus, or the grey head wrasse, H. leucurus.
Another wrasse that would go well is yellow coris wrasse H. chrysus, or the grey head wrasse, H. leucurus.
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slipknotgrrl83
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Thank you
