Just contemplating my stocking options once I get my tank up
I will definitely be looking for a Tail Spot Blenny.
If there was a Solorensis wrasse, a carpenters flasher wrasse, and a six line wrasse, and I wanted to keep two of them, which two of these would get along (or have the highest chance of getting along)? Or should I not even bother trying to keep two of them. These would be in a 33g cube.
Also, the six line is known for picking at small pests in the aquaria, but I was wondering if the carpenters, and/or solorensis exhibited this behavior as well?
In general, is there a steadfast way of determining whether or not which wrasses will get along and which will not (ie. do not mix different certain genera, or certain species)?
Thanks.
I will definitely be looking for a Tail Spot Blenny.
If there was a Solorensis wrasse, a carpenters flasher wrasse, and a six line wrasse, and I wanted to keep two of them, which two of these would get along (or have the highest chance of getting along)? Or should I not even bother trying to keep two of them. These would be in a 33g cube.
Also, the six line is known for picking at small pests in the aquaria, but I was wondering if the carpenters, and/or solorensis exhibited this behavior as well?
In general, is there a steadfast way of determining whether or not which wrasses will get along and which will not (ie. do not mix different certain genera, or certain species)?
Thanks.