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    Default to wrasse or not to wrasse

    ok, i have been searching to find one more smaller sized fish for my reef aquarium (75). i was also going to get a cleaner shrimp.i know that wrasses tend to eat invert's....

    what if i get a small six line wrasse and a cleaner shrimp a bit bigger.

    ive seen aquariums with them mixed..

    what do ya'll think i should do?

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    They should be fine, i have a 6-line and a cleaner shrimp with no problem.
    Reefing is just like cooking, all the ingredients have to be just right , except you don't have to bring the water to a BOIL...

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    ok, kewl, im planning to get them together next trip up to the LFS

    quick questions:

    1. what do you feed your wrasse and shrimp.

    2. and how do you?

    thanks
    Last edited by p00num3lli; Wed, 13th Aug 2008 at 01:51 PM.

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    I have a yellow coris wrasse and a cleaner shrimp in my 55 gal with no problems. I feed everyone mytis shrimp. I either have to feed once in the morning or split it up due to the yellow is a morning person. I don't see him in the evening.

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    i have a candy hogfish in a 55 gallon with a cleaner shrimp and a coral banded shrimp and they do fine together!!
    29 gal temp lunar wrasse/ soon to be lps/sps nano
    55 gal softy/lps reef

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    LiveAquaria has a reef safe wrasse section that may help you. I've kept wrasses and love them for their color and activeness. Just make sure you have a tight canopy or use egg-crate because they like to jump.

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