To wrasse or not to wrasse

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I have an 80 deep blue rimless currently with 2 onyx clownfish and a purple tang. I've really taken a liking to the orange back fairy wrasses but I'm worried about it jumping, naturally. If you're in my situation, would you take the risk of putting a wrasse in rimless, topless reef?


Keep calm and reef on
 
Nope, they will jump for sure. A lid wouldn't be too hard to make though.
 
True, I'd prefer to keep it topless, that's why I bought a rimless tank. Thanks for the input though


Keep calm and reef on
 
definitely no wrasse with no lid and with purple tang. with lid, still 50% it wont make it as i have seen pt harass all new fish after it was established.
 
I have a mystery wrasse that's in my 100 gallon rimless with no problems


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I guess I spoke too soon, I will be getting the purple tang tomorrow from a friend who is tearing down her tank. So no territory has been established yet.


Keep calm and reef on
 
Get the wrasse at the same time. Introduce together you should be just fine.


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My fairy wrasse and purple tang were best buds before my koralia reversed and sucked my purple tang up to while I was at work :(
 
Keeping a wrasse without a cover is keeping a wrasse on borrowed time.

It's not a matter of IF it will jump, but simply WHEN it will jump.
 

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