The scopas has been there since 2-3months. The blue tang at the moment isn’t aggressive and have been in the tank for a month. (The tank was transferred from a 65g 3 months ago)
The scopas has been there since 2-3months. The blue tang at the moment isn’t aggressive
I also have a six line already would it be okay to add another wrasse?
1. That scopas will more than likely be aggressive due to it being established and having one ofthe first chances to claim territory. Also, the Atlantic blue is never peaceful IME. Even juveniles will posses some form of aggression. Whether it be mild aggression as a juvenile or some of the worst aggression as an adult, they all have some level of aggression towards new fish.
Thank you and I didn’t know how aggressive they can be to new tankmates I see why people say add them last to the tank
Just so many sexy wrasses.
What type of angles would you suggest and what’s the mirror trick I never heard of that one?
Wow that’s a variety of fish and I only have the six line for pest control is there any other wrasses your recommend?A dwarf angelfish or Genicanthus sp. angel.
I would catch the sixline and replace it with 6 other wrasse that get along
Anthias are another option but can be fragile/pain in butt when first acquired.
Pearly jawfish are fun to watch, they are social so you could get a few.
Royal Gramma
Springer damsels
A blenny of some sort although sometime tangs attack
Before getting other fish, make sure your fish definitely fall for this trick. I have seen some fish fail with it and others work, every fish is different and not all of them fall for it.
leopard wrasses and radiant wrasses are some of my favorite. A sixline my not take kindly to them though. Both of those eat pests as well.
Peekaboo
Oh wow that’s some nice colorsPeekaboo
Get rid of the six line and get the tangs under control and then yes there are other wrasses you can have.
I’ll definitely try it before taking or adding anything
Even nicer in person, nothing beats a good Halichoeres iridis.
