{"id":4551,"date":"2022-10-02T20:51:33","date_gmt":"2022-10-02T17:51:33","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/chayatex.com\/?p=4551"},"modified":"2022-10-02T21:14:19","modified_gmt":"2022-10-02T18:14:19","slug":"only-inquire-since-you-don-t-explore-on-your","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/chayatex.com\/index.php\/2022\/10\/02\/only-inquire-since-you-don-t-explore-on-your\/","title":{"rendered":"Only inquire, since you don’t explore on your respond, concerning 6 range-wrasse"},"content":{"rendered":"Only inquire, since you don’t explore on your respond, concerning 6 range-wrasse<\/title><\/p>\n<h2>Hello Scott, <Hi there!<\/h2>\n<p>Dear Scott, <Hey there!> Thanx again. <Oops- must have been sniffing too much coral glue last night! Sorry..> Do you think it will be a problem with the hermits and snails?? <Not to the extent of other wrasses. In fact, Sixlines are good fishes to have if you keep clams, because they are known predators of snails that can bore into clam mantles, causing damage> Basically, wondered how the wrasse would work out with hermit crabs and snails and if it could get along with a goby as they both seem to like the substrate areas. <They might prey on smaller snails and hermits, but are usually very peaceful with other fishes. You'll just have to consider the possibilities and decide what works best for you> If you have time let me know what you think. If you’re too busy I understand. <Never too busy!> Actually, I’m not sure how you manage to answer so many emails in one day!<!--more--> You must be a quick reader or typist! <Well, there are about 20 of us crazy fish nerds on call, so we manage just fine! Besides, this is FUN!> Regards, Greg <Any time! Take care! Scott F.> ps If what is a “Sea Swirl”? (I’m a Sea Swirl man, myself) If I want the sinusoidal wave thing here could you send to China and could I call to give a VISA number so it’s not going out over the internet (not sure yet if I wanna get one now, but just in case).<\/p>\n<p>Sixline Wrasse -A Real Gas! > Before I buy a 6 line wrasse, I would like to know if my inverts are safe. <Well, these fish are generally model citizens, and real characters! However, larger ones can occasionally munch on some of the smaller shrimp that we tend to keep in aquaria from time to time. On the whole, I would not be overly-concerned here, with these caveats. Enjoy! Regards, Scott F.><\/p>\n<h2>Spread The fresh Wrasse?<\/h2>\n<p>Wrasse Compatibility Hello, <hello> A friend is breaking down their reef tank and has offered me one each of the following two fairy wrasses. They have been living in a 60-gallon tank together, so I’m not concerned with their compatibility with each other. My question is whether you think the chances are good that these two and a Labroides dimidiatus (Cleaner Wrasse) would co-habit reasonably well in a 170-gallon peaceful community tank. 1 Female Cirrhilabrus laboutei <yes> 1 Female Cirrhilabrus bathyphilus <I think you mean Halichoeres Bathyphilus. This is not a fairy wrasse. As far as it getting along with your cleaner wrasse I would say no problem in a 170 gallon tank. Ask your friend who will be giving you this fish it was mean to any that were introduced in after him.> I would love to give these unusual and beautiful fairy wrasses a good home, but Zippy was here first and I want the best for all fish concerned. BTW -Zippy was in a colleague’s tank for 5 years before coming to mine and eats frozen meaty <a href=\"https:\/\/datingranking.net\/tr\/ferzu-inceleme\/\">https:\/\/datingranking.net\/tr\/ferzu-inceleme\/<\/a> fish food like a champ! I consider myself privileged to own one of these fish! <good luck MikeH> Thanks, Cheri<\/p>\n<p>– Fish Mix – Hello WetWebMedia I have a reef tank 150 gallons (48Lx24Wx30H) with 200 lbs live rock and 150 lbs live sand. I have a sump 40g, AquaC EV-180 skimmer with some hard and soft corals. The tank has two Squareback Anthias (male and female), one Blue Green Reef Chromis, one Azure Damselfish, one Six Line Wrasse and one Powder Blue Tang 5″ just bought from local store a week ago. My question is can I ad these fishes to my tank and these are my final fishes in the tank: two (2) Leopard Wrasse, two (2) Scott’s Velvet Wrasse. <As long as you get male\/female pairs, I think you'll be all set - get two males of either one and there will probably be trouble.> Thanks a lot for your help. 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