Wrass and blenny decision

[austinsdad]

I had to look back thru the posts. I'm not aware of an "order" they need to go in. I was referring to the reef safeness being something to decide. I'm also not sure on the dif if yellow or red. I strongly feel there is none.

 

[Swimzebras]

Yellow seems to stay a ton smaller.....what are they not reef safe for? Coral snails shrimp crabs?

 

[mdaniel2882]

I had to look back thru the posts. I'm not aware of an "order" they need to go in. I was referring to the reef safeness being something to decide. I'm also not sure on the dif if yellow or red. I strongly feel there is none.

From my experience the flashers and fairies are more timid than the normal wrasse such as a six-line. I have only had luck with both if I let the flasher or fairy get established before I add a more agressive wrasse

 

[mdaniel2882]

Yellow seems to stay a ton smaller.....what are they not reef safe for? Coral snails shrimp crabs?

yes. check out some of the reef safe wrasses. there are a ton of awesome ones

 

[iDream]

Most of the time when they say "reef-safe" they are referring to corals, that's the one thing that seperates a reef from a FOWLR

 

[Swimzebras]

Oh ok...

 

[Swimzebras]

I've been looking and it seems to me that, if kept well fed, they're model citizens? Anyone have personal experience with the yellow coris/canary wrass?