Gregcoyote
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Even my wrasses mean no shrimp, clams or dusters.
Yellowtail coris wrasse- help
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Andy Sager
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Yes but a Coris gamaird gets big enough to eat your wrasses too
But they are a gorgeous fish as adults. ( I just noticed that the thread seemed to go from Yellowtail Coris wrasses to yellow Coris wrasses so I wanted to make sure we were all talking about the same fish.
)DI68
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Yes but a Coris gamaird gets big enough to eat your wrasses too
( I just noticed that the thread seemed to go from Yellowtail Coris wrasses to yellow Coris wrasses so I wanted to make sure we were all talking about the same fish.
Hi- to confuse matters, when I researched it, it's a red coris as a juvenile but as an adult, it's also known as a yellowtail coris wrasse.
https://www.google.com.au/search?q=..._OY6SiAfzjYCQDQ&ved=0CDgQsAQ&biw=1280&bih=707
Andy Sager
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That's what I thought. So it's a juv. Coris gamaird that you have and not a yellow coris. If so, you definitely were sold a bill of goods. This is not a reef safe fish. As they mature, they will play havoc with your decor and some of your smaller reef safe fish. ( But I think you will agree, they are GORGEOUS as adults
) I'd bring him back to the LFS and find a better LFS to go to. Tell the owner why you will not be stopping in anymore as well. Owners need to know when their staff is the problem with customers.
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