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09-26-2008, 10:20 PM
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The accepted doctrine that I've heard is that generally speaking you can keep multiple individuals of fairy wrasse as long as you don't have two supermales of the same species together. Not sure if supermales of different species would be a problem or not, though.
FWIW eggcrate is not a guaranteed fish stopper. I have eggcrate over my 30" tall 115g and I still lost my canary wrasse earlier this summer to jumping. I don't know if he fit through a square (I thought he was too big) or whether he jumped with enough force to lift the eggcrate and allow him to pass through and then the eggcrate fell back down exactly in place. The eggcrate did not look disturbed at all but I found the fish on the floor right in front of the tank.
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09-26-2008, 10:37 PM
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I have had 4 different wrasses and the one I have now is the longest running one with no surfing involved. I actually had the same wrasse carpet surf about 5 times...when someone was home....then sadly it only took once when no one was home. I lost my Nassa Tang 2 weeks ago and never did find the body. So I have to assume it wasnt a surfing incident. Now I need to get another one....geeeesshhhh
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