Upgrading to 120 gallon, stocking wise?

[TheWhiteFord]

side note i love the purple tangs but the price tang would make it a fish far far down the road.

You can find purple tangs for $99 at nyaquatic.com regularly!

 

[Bakedpwn]

yea those males are cool!
yea i liked the other two cause they were interesting colors

 

[Brautumn]

The scott's fairy wrasse can get aggressive and there colors have a tendency to fade with age.

 

[izzyishh]

Hey bro quick question @Cyproz do you have a candy or tiger pistol? Have your chalk bass ever tried eating it ? I'm thinking of adding a chalk but have 3 full grown candy pistols

 

[Bakedpwn]

yep i actually just shot a video of it this morning. i have a nice sand bed for it to make a home for and the yellow watchman is an efficient protector

 

[Bakedpwn]

with that being said the chalk bass have never been seen attemping to get it

 

[izzyishh]

ok yeah since watchmans are a bit more aggressive i have yashas and randals goby i might just give it a try

 

[Bakedpwn]

The scott's fairy wrasse can get aggressive and there colors have a tendency to fade with age.

o i didnt know. i just am no feeling the regular pink orange and yellow ones. alrdy gonna get that in the anthias

 

[Maritimer]

One of my favorites is my orange-backed fairy wrasse. Yes, his back is orange, but his head is magenta and the rest of his body runs to shades of cerulean blue, with delicate squigglings of color in his dorsal and tail.

Another to take a look at would be Lubbock's fairy wrasse. These guys have a thin dorsal margin of salmon-into-yellow, with a violet body - until they get excited. Then the violet segregates into blotches of blood red, separated by electric blues.

Not unpleasant to look at . . . or terribly expensive.

~Bruce

 

[Bakedpwn]

oooo i like the orange backs. just figured they were aggressive. sweet