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6-line bully
I have just added a 4-inch flame wrasse to my 180 and notice that my 6- line wrasse is chasing him around. It would be near impossible to catch either fish. I was thinking of adding another 6-line to divert attention away possibly from my new male flame. It is always hit or miss when adding to an established tank. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
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Me too, but my new additions is 2 clownfishs.
I intend to lockup the wrasse. Can't catch or bait it. Also pondering another 6 lines as "diversion". If you come up anything good, hope you don't mind sharing. |
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i think adding another 6line would be a mistake. i personally have had nothing but problems with them. once they settle in they seem to get mean. the one that i still have was the same way until i added a royal gramma. he went after the royal gramma but the gramma stood his ground. they bickered back and forth for a few days, and now all is well. i hope this is of some help. i hope you don't have to catch him because you will most likely have to tear your whole tank apart. good luck, derek
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Another 6-line will most likely just end up with you having a dead 6-line. These things are pretty pugnacious once they're settled into a tank.
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I thought 6 lines wrasse is "peaceful" tankmate, according to liveaquaria.
Probably have to take their size into account too. |
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i've never had one that wasn't hostile towards new additions.
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Quote:
Dave
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