Yes and green bird is quite peaceful and active and quite the eater
Thanks.
I knew someone on here is a wrasse affectionado, is that you?
Usually we would say no however, with the wrasses you currently have you could potentially do it. Gomphosus is not a peaceful genus and will take out small elongated fish so be warned with that. Specifically, I would expect small gobies and other species woth a body shape like Stongobiops and Amblyeleotris species to be taken out. A 160 gallon is rather long and it will potentially suffice long term however just be warned that it could outgrow the tank eventually (I doubt it would but their activity may cause it to outgrow the tank).
@HankstankXXXL750 Did you end up putting these fish together? What size are the two and how did it go, if you did?
I ended up not getting the bird wrasse as a broomtail became available. So don’t have any info for you at this time.
Red coris super pretty but will warn you, it will flip rocks and frags all day in search of food and worms. Banana is a glut with feeding otherwise nice fish
@vetteguy53081 Would they be compatible with my green bird? I would love to have all 3 but not sure if that would work in my 180. If not, which do you think would do better with my bird?
Yes although Green bird may annoy it at first and thats a May, not always
Ok. Thanks. I've wanted to do a wrasse tank for a bit but know they can be tricky with compatibility. I didn't want to step back into another totally aggressive situation.
