I'd be tempted to try both. Still juveniles, so give it a shot. You can always rehome it later if aggression picks up
If they’re still females then try it and if it goes wrong then you can always split one away
My Aussies do the same thing haha. And one of them chatters and then chirps like a low-battery smoke detector on steroids lol. What color are your pups?
Wrasses and Aussies, clearly a sign you enjoy pretty things
Oh, he so handsome!@OrchidMiss you've got competition! Just wait till my other camera is charged up!
I was very sad to have lost my juvenile (it got scared during tank maintenance and just never came out again) as this is maybe my favorite fish. Very very happy to be able to try again. No aggression so far which is great considering they are some of the smaller wrasse in the tank (I was hoping to get bigger ones) and considering this tank is full of meaner wrasse.
Baby? Yours is like an inch bigger than these two.Oh, he so handsome!
Mine looks like a baby now, in comparison, but Red is pushing 5" and is amazing to watch. Live middle neck clams are fun challenges that keep him and Lemmy entertained
It’s funny though that my old one was about the same size as these two but while they are full female mine was just starting to transition. Yours is much bigger then these two but still has juvenile markings. Weird.Uggh that sucksIf we're sharing sad news, my daughter sent me this photo on Monday while I was at work...
RIP teeny tiny baby fish, Alice.
Baby? Yours is like an inch bigger than these two.
Uggh that sucks
I haven’t seen mine in a while either unfortunately
What kind of wrasse is this beauty?Oh, he so handsome!
Mine looks like a baby now, in comparison, but Red is pushing 5" and is amazing to watch. Live middle neck clams are fun challenges that keep him and Lemmy entertained
These are Red Coris wrasse, or coris gaimard
Red coris/Coris gaimard though I kind of want to rename it to the galaxy wrasse.
How big do they get? And what about reef compatibility for corals? They’re stunning. I may NEED one.
I have had mine roughly a year and he's already close to 5" long.
I’ll just add that they max out at about 10” in aquariums though they get bigger in the wild.
I would not mind it eating some of the crabs in the tank! If it ate the gorilla crab I’ve been trying to trap I would be soooo happy.
I'm gonna need a bigger tank....
I have a 210, 6 footer. Should do well in there for a few years and then it can go into my dream tank build in a couple of years.
I'll sell you mine in 6 months....
