anyone have a lunar wrass

[Bifferwine]

You are asking if adding three fish in one week is too much, when you had one fish in there before, and it was removed? Yes.

Add NO MORE than one fish every three weeks or so. Especially in a new tank that doesn't have a lot of fish in it already.

[jcegt87]

oh....... ok biff thanks

[Bifferwine]

LOL, no problem.

[Doc]

Originally Posted by jcegt87

OH GOD THANK YOU DOC YOUR AWESOME

hes so colorful and so FULL of energy i may get him tommorow

It is about time SOMEBODY figured out how cool I really am. I have been trying to convince Biff of this fact for well over a year. How much smarter are you since you have figure this out in a matter of weeks. GOOD FOR YOU!!!

As for getting the fish, don't. You need to be done for the next few weeks. If you are totally desperate, buy it and leave it in the LFS for the next 10 days. Make sure it is eating. If your LFS will keep it for you, secure it with cash and leave it there.

-Doc

[jcegt87]

well the reason I said it like that was bcause every fish I like or look active seems to not be reef safe

But biff carries a big stick too plus when I joined you were MIA doc so biff takes my vote

[Doc]

<heavily laiden with sarcasm> eh, don't get the wrasse then. Listen to Biff. Seems like you think she is smarter than me anyway...

-Doc

[jcegt87]

ima listen to u on this one because you old me what I wanted to hear LOL

[jcegt87]

does this also apply for corals ????

cause i also want to add some polyps

Saltwater Aquarium Corals for Marine Reef Aquariums: Colony Polyp, Super Colored

[jcegt87]

does this also apply for corals ????

cause i also want to add some polyps

Saltwater Aquarium Corals for Marine Reef Aquariums: Colony Polyp, Super Colored

make it look more colorful

[Bifferwine]

The wrasse shouldn't eat those polyps. There are hardly any fish that will eat those. Those are an excellent choice for a new tank too, one of the best beginner corals.