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Thanks Redfish. I just hope I can get in touch with Brian asap!
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This is the yellowstreak Fairy Wrasse (or Orange Bar FW), Cirrhilabrus luteovittatus. An 8cm long young male is shown here. This species ranges the Marshalls, Marianas, e. Carolines and Johnston Island. Will reach 13 cm. Very closely related to C. randalli from off coasts of Western Australia. Females are reddish brown and juveniles are greenish yellow. Often males are shipped from the Mariana Islands. |
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Dr. Tanaka,
How do you think a pair of Rhomboids will interact with a single Scotts wrasse? Do you think they will fight? Thank you for your time.
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I have a big male rhomboid on its way from twilight aquatics, will be here tommorrow morning. I purchased that big 6 inch male that brian advertised on his website. Ill post pictures when they come in.
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i can't wait to see your pics! Brian is a great guy. I have met him a few times at a LFS here in Hawaii. Post lots of pics, that male is amazing!
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Maximus,
I believe that you can keep them together; in almost all cases fairies do well and are ignorant of other spp. I do not think that Scotts' is so aggressive. In my opinion C. rubriventralis, C. rubripinnis, and C. tonozukai are the most aggressive spp. toward other members of Cirrhilabrus. Deltec, I saw the pic of rhomboidalis (15cm) by Brian forwarded by Jack Randall and that is quite beautiful. I hope to see your pics too. |
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Tanaka, question about my Temminckii. I don't see my tank much during the day so i'm not sure if this happens all day. But 2 hours before the lights go out, the Temminckii is resting at the bottom of the tank. When i approach it swims up for food. After a few minutes of feeding, it goes back to the same spot to rest. Is there something wrong with the fish? Or is it getting ready for bed
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After the lights went down low it seems to be ready to sleep. No problem. Do not feed them at midnight ...
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Rhomboid from Twilight aquatics
Here is my supermale rhomboid fairy wrasse from twilightaquatics.com
He is an absolute beauty. Came in this morning packaged up nicely. He was still asleep when he came in. Came out two hours later and is eating like a pig. Thankyou brian!! Ill be ordering a female flame wrasse and female rhomboid soon. Sorry for the bad pic (crappy camera) Pic doesn't do this fish justice |
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Better pics of my lineatus and Laboutei
Here are some better photos of my Supermale Lineatus and laboutei wrasses I did get two weeks ago.
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Deltec: you've got an impressive list of fairies.. can you possibly post a full shot tank pic? can't wait for you to get your bigger tank..
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Marvins I have half of my wrasses in a 120 gallon and 55 gallon. Sorry I didn't have it on my signature. But maybe in a year or two I might move up to a 300 gallon.
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Deltec how do you acclimate your wrasses? and for how long?
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Brian just emailed me. Rhomboids, here I come!!
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Deltecrules,
How big is the lineatus? I have heard stories about big rhomboids killing lineatus when they get settled in. I'll be very curious how they do together. |
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actually with me its the opposite, I had a single supermale lineatus and ordered a pair of rhomboids. The male rhomboid sustaind some extensive mouth injuries during shipping and didn't make it. The juvi rhomboid essentially adopted the lineatus as its buddy/protector. They would sleep under each other and generally stay pretty close together. I have since added a female lineatus and though they don't chum around like they used to there is no aggression even between the rhomboid and smaller female lineatus. In all honesty I would worry about the rhomboid getting beat up as i have never seen a rhomboid get anywhere near as big as i've seen some lineatus.
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Deltecrules,
Is your tank covered? If so, is it a glass cover or a different material? Thanks.
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Beautiful wrasses DeltecRules! Can't wait for a shot of the two together
That lineatus of yours is awesome, where did you get it? |
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Just curious but how did you lose the rhomboid with a glass top? Sorry to hear btw.
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