Mystery wrasse compatibility

[Spydersweb]

So, I'm upgrading my 90g to a 125g. I have a medium(~3") sized mystery wrasse currently. What are my chances for success if I add a couple of other wrasses(Sea grass, scott's fairy) to the fold at the same time that I add my mystery to the new aquarium, so essentially they'll all be new? Is there a decent chance at compatibility, or not worth the risk?

 

[Kal93]

Don't do it. My mystery was very aggressive to my established wrasses. The mystery has hence been relocated to my refugium

 

[bump101]

So, I'm upgrading my 90g to a 125g. I have a medium(~3") sized mystery wrasse currently. What are my chances for success if I add a couple of other wrasses(Sea grass, scott's fairy) to the fold at the same time that I add my mystery to the new aquarium, so essentially they'll all be new? Is there a decent chance at compatibility, or not worth the risk?

Do you kno what sore or website where I can buy a mystery wrasse?

 

[Spydersweb]

My lfs ordered it for me, but I've seen it on liveaquaria.com, and on their diver's den fairly often.

 

[josvanmeer]

You signed off on not having any other wrasses when you put that mystery wrasse in there. Sorry

 

[kacey louis]

Hmmmm I think your question is similar to mine and has perhaps been answered now. Not the answer I was hoping for lol but best to know now

 

[jdiefenbaugh]

I kept a mystery wrasse with fairy wrasses, melanurus, and a harlequin tusk in a 180 years ago. I did not have any problems except with keeping ornamental shrimp, no matter how big. I have a half dozen wrasses in my 300 and wouldn't hesitate to drop a mystery in there as well. It really depends on the individual fish, and size/order added. For every person who has had nothing but problems, there's going to be someone who had a 24 hr. beat down, and that was it.

 

[Coffee Soundboard]

I currently have a mystery wrasse in my 180, and he has been nothing but a model citizen. He, along with a firefish pair were the first fish added. I've since added a Jeweled Leopard Wrasse and a Melanarus with zero aggression. I think you'll find different experiences across the board, depending on the individual, as others have said.