Thanks!!! How big do they get? Do you have a picture of a picture of yours?
Wow.....how was he with your other Wrasses?
I had him with a small crescent tail fairy, large hooded fairy, as well as a pair of jawfish, Cinammon clownfish, and rainsford gobies (all added after him) and he was never a problem for me. This was in a 90g and then a 120g. Occasionally he would chase one of the other fish, sometimes other fish would chase him, but never any serious damage. I sold him and my jawfish and cleaner shrimp to a friend when I moved and he put them all in a qt tank. I think he was too territorial in the small tank because he killed the shrimp and other fish, even though he had lived peacefully with them previously. So now he is at the lfs.
Wow! Looks beautiful!
I just saw one the other day at my LFS! Was a beautiful fish....I am not sure about loosing color though....I am having him order a second Moyers Leopard to pair mine up. Otherwise I would have thought about picking him up. Was nice looking!
I agree! Very interesting! Thanks for sharing!!! By the way @leahfish I decided to pass on the Earmuff Wrasse. It is hard to pass him up.....but I really want to pair my Moyers up....so I am going that route. I am out of room otherwise I would go for both! LOL! That's the hardest lesson to learn in this hobby....when to know your limit and stick to it! [emoji16]
Their colors fade a bit as they mature. They get pretty big, flip small rocks and corals, and eat motile inverts. But despite their size they are pretty peaceful.
While leopards are more likely to work out as a harem, they still do not form pairs. Moyeri is also in the most aggressive complex of species, so adding a single moyeri is less likely to work out than adding a small group of females.So I am thinking about getting my LFS to order me a second Moyers Leopard Wrasse.....what do you all think my chances are of pairing him up with my current Moyers? He is really a laid back fish....one of my favorites in my tank. Currently I have a pair of blue stars and a pair of Melegris Leopards....non were added at the same time. I have had my Moyers for about 9 months. Here is a pic of him...not as good as OrianN at taking pics... LOL!
Yup, female meleagris leopard.please get along with my lubbocks lol, female right?
Thanks for the info!
