Wrasse Article idea, Thoughts?

[i cant think]

Last time I accidentally put this into the SPS area however let’s try this again.


I’ve been reading a lot about people wanting to add Wrasses to their reefs so I thought this may be a good idea for people to hopefully find and find some of the Information in terms of care level and needs as well as what genera are better for certain purposes. Now, I know there are Articles and Threads out there for this but I figured maybe as some are getting relatively old it could be added to with some newer species aswell.

Would love to hear your thoughts and how useful it could be to you!
I wanted to hear everyone’s thoughts before actually doing it because it would take a few hours to write (If not days) and find/remember the information. If you want then you can mention some of the species you’d like to see specifically

 

[Geebs19]

Seeing that I just asked this information in another thread, it would be helpful! I get confused with all the scientific names as well.

 

[LosReef]

First, thank you for doing this. This article was always a go-to for me. I think adding how to handle multiples of the same species since I believe most will transition to male if you have 2 or more in the tank. How many is too many? Just some things I'm interested in now that I'm thinking about getting a couple for my 140gal peninsula.

Cirrhilabrus Complexes: Inferiority Need Not Apply - REEFEDITION

Cirrhilabrus, the “Fairy Wrasses”, are one of the most elegant, active, and colorful reef fish. Their appeal in a reef tank is common to many, but not all have a well-rounded understanding of the capability amongst them. Enter the notion of “complexes”: groupings of very closely related species...

www.reefedition.com

 

[i cant think]

First, thank you for doing this. This article was always a go-to for me. I think adding how to handle multiples of the same species since I believe most will transition to male if you have 2 or more in the tank. How many is too many? Just some things I'm interested in now that I'm thinking about getting a couple for my 140gal peninsula.

Cirrhilabrus Complexes: Inferiority Need Not Apply - REEFEDITION

Cirrhilabrus, the “Fairy Wrasses”, are one of the most elegant, active, and colorful reef fish. Their appeal in a reef tank is common to many, but not all have a well-rounded understanding of the capability amongst them. Enter the notion of “complexes”: groupings of very closely related species...

www.reefedition.com

Definitely planning on adding that information into the mix as well!

 

[Sonatine]

I think this is a great idea! I'm also interested in seeing recommended tank lengths for wrasses as well as volume.

*Edited because my cat mashed my keyboard and it posted before I was done typing