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six line wrasse are reef safe...

As for the yellow tail one... is it like this?

If so, then they are known as lyretail wrasse.. this one is not reef safe...

To see which wrasse reef safe or not, go to this website:

http://www.liveaquaria.com ;)

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should be safe..6 line wrasse eats bristleworms...althou i had one last time which liked to pick at the eyes of my cleaner shrimp. Might be an isolated case though..i always have the luck of buying psychotic fish.

Always something more important than fish.

http://reefbuilders.com/2012/03/08/sps-pico-reef/

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six line wrasse are reef safe...

As for the yellow tail one... is it like this?

If so, then they are known as lyretail wrasse.. this one is not reef safe...

To see which wrasse reef safe or not, go to this website:

http://www.liveaquaria.com ;)

Not really... even big six line might attack smaller crustacean



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Seamonkee is right. The later one is best avoided.

All wrasses belong to the parrot fish family. Midget-size ones are generally safe and they don't outgrow. The one in pic can grow up to length of a foot.

You may want to know that a shoal of 100+ parrot fishes can wipe out half football field size coral patch in an hr. The fishes gnaw at the corals for calciums.

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unable to get a pic..but i'll try and describle the fish.. the whole body is balck then with small white spots.. quite alot of spots in fast.. the tail is yellow in colour...

for a better pic can go to blk 418 shop name call lee hock one located at bedok.. he bought 2 of that fish ytd..

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no... the one wif the whole body in green colour...

Reef not sure...but difinitely not shrimp safe, they love shrimp's eyes...and if you wana remove then beside searching your rocks, you have to seach your sand bed as well....cos they are REAL good Diggers.... :angry:

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