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03-20-2009, 05:08 PM
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All I have is an iPhone and I need something really fast to get this guy without a blurry picture, but here's what I have and it's the best I can do.
  I have some things to think about now, thanks for the info... Last edited by my2rotties; 03-20-2009 at 05:10 PM. 
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03-20-2009, 05:16 PM
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I like him if he would only stay still for a second for pictures. He turns from green to blue on his body. I guess today he decided to go green for awhile. Really awesome fish, very busy and in my face.
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03-20-2009, 05:23 PM
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Wow Diana, I almost want to steal that wrasse from you.. if it was like 7" long haha. Very nice fish. I am going to see if anyone in town can get me a smaller one of those now.
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03-20-2009, 05:28 PM
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Hi Anthony. I bought him on Canreef for $20!!! He is an awesome and stunning fish. He was sold as a solar wrasse so I didn't get what I expected but I love him none the less. I thought he was the fish I want to get now as an addition. I have never seen one anywhere to date...
If you could catch him I would almost challenge to try to get him out without destroying my tank, and I think your chances still would be slim to none. Quote:
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03-20-2009, 06:36 PM
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Those who keep multiple species of wrasses in a single tank do so carefully. Many wrasses will coexist just fine. Fairy and flasher wrasses mostly. Genus halichoeres is especially peaceful. just keep in mind that coexisting wrasses is complicated and always requires close research; even within genera, some species will kill/beat each other (just look at Leah's situation). the reef fish section on RC is wonderful since there's a few reef-safe wrasse FANATICS over there. specific questions regarding the peaceful wrasses will be answered most correctly there. Thalassoma do not fall into this category; like i said, they're the big beaters of family Labridae.
Leah, pm sent 
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03-20-2009, 06:53 PM
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Thanks so much for the info. I am still trying to get a positive ID on the new wrasse. The seller said it was an Aussie rainbow wrasse but the picture he sent is blurry (I know why), and I cannot see it very well. It is aqua marine blue and green in color. It does have stripes on its head, but I cannot tell if they are purple or not at this time. If they are I believe the fish is a Thalassoma lunare. SO from what research tells me they are from the same family.
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03-21-2009, 01:11 AM
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 BTW if the two don't get along (and you can catch him) you know you're banana man has a good home with me. 
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03-21-2009, 01:37 AM
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Hahaa, I hope they work it out alright. I love the banana man, even though he can be a little nippy towards things that pop out at him... I had no idea how hard they are to come across...you have first dibs but i laugh at thinking of getting him out. He is the fastest fish on my reef by a long shot.
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03-21-2009, 02:06 AM
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i know lunars can get real nasty when older, and i would say no chance of them geting along for long term, to similar and aggressive
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