Mine has a definite pinkish tint to the stomach, though it is shadowed out in most viewings under bright white lighting or is blocked by the white skin when I use camera flash in the photos. H. leucoxanthus is still one of my favorite wrasses.
Yes. If it ever becomes available to the hobby it would definitely make my list!
You and me both!For what it's worth, I still prefer H. leucurus over H. melanurus...
Agreed. What melanarus has going for it is how well the brilliance editor works on it.For what it's worth, I still prefer H. leucurus over H. melanurus...
...and I think they have been more often available than the others mentioned based on what I've observed looking through online fish shops. That was my concern about setting my heart on H. leucurus and potentially not finding one available!Agreed. What melanarus has going for it is how well the brilliance editor works on it.
I'm still part of team H. leucurus, though H. marginatus is nice as well!I do have to say, Leucurus beats Melanurus but… What if we throw a male Marginatus into the ring?
Leucurus beats it too in my eyes.I do have to say, Leucurus beats Melanurus but… What if we throw a male Marginatus into the ring?
Well, you are entitled to your own opinion, no matter how wrong it is!
Maybe if you ever get to see a male leucurus in person you'll change your mind... until then you are wrong sir
I'd have to say, though, that I would be glad to see either in person!Maybe if you ever get to see a male leucurus in person you'll change your mind... until then you are wrong sir
But... got 2 in one shot...
