Maybe a Wrasse?

[yote]

How about a possum wrasse?

 

[Altohombre]

damn I hear about a new wrasse everyday it seems. Are most wrasses less aggressive than the terrible sixline wrasse that I hear stories about.

 

[yote]

Sixlines can be aggressive,but a lot of the time their not.50/50 I reckon.

 

[Bifferwine]

I've never had an aggressive sixline. And my new leopard is uber passive. I think, in general, wrasses are passive additions to community tanks, but as always, you sometimes get a weird one.

 

[Altohombre]

50/50 to me is too high. As someone who gets attached fast, I would find it very hard to bring it back to an LFS. I dunno if I would want that situation. There are other wrasses that are more docile right?

 

[RyanG]

I have found the most gorgeous wrasse in the world today

HARLEQUIN WRASSE

 

[Altohombre]

my LFS has one in their huge display tank. It really is a great looking fish. One of my favorites I have seen yet.

 

[Bifferwine]

Yeah harlequin tuskfish sure are pretty, but unfortunately they're one of the non-reef safe wrasses :(.

There's someone on here that has had one for a while. Can't remember who -- they haven't posted in a loooong time I think.

 

[RyanG]

Annette at Saltwater Paradise told me you had to worry about them eating snails crabs and expecially shrimps.

 

[Altohombre]

my LFS has them in a tank with Lionfish, small sharks of some sort, an eel, and some Look Downs.

Here is the tank. There are different fish in there now than what is pictured. I think they changed it to an aggressive tank.

 

[Bifferwine]

Yeah they are usually kept in predator tanks.

 

[RyanG]

Damn one fish down. She fed him for me while I was there voracious is all I can say. Nasty little teeth too.