well got home to yet another crispy tonight , i could see it coming though. it started when i had a trio of wrasse radiant , silver belly and golden shoulder i lost the radiant for no apparent reason one of those things water was fine,anyhow bought another radiant a couple of weeks ago and these two other wrasse have only let him out the sand twice , wanted to get the poor bugger out but couldnt get to his sleeping place so as ive already mentioned just found him on the floor , this radaint was a bit smaller than the silver belly so i thought there may have been a bit of niggle ,but i've never seen a fairy wrasse act so aggresive though , i guess they really have established there terretories now and im not changing the rock around, antway if anyones got a bigish radiant they dont want can they let me no as i love this fish ,plus have a few monti's in my tank thanks
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#2
Posted 28 May 2009 - 09:16 PM
Sorry to hear that mate
, as I said before you do suffer more than anyone I know with jumping fish and if I was you I would get a lid of some sort before adding anymore
#3
Posted 28 May 2009 - 11:04 PM
thats a great shame mate ,
i have a big radiant ,flasher and a yellow tail wrasses ., they niggled at first but now they are fine ,
but they jump all the time
. the radiants been in the wier 3 times now and the flasher hits the t5 s atleast 3 times a week, only a matter of time me thinks ,
because my t5 pendant is close to the water i think this is the only reason they are all still there , they are by far my best fish though
cheers barry
i have a big radiant ,flasher and a yellow tail wrasses ., they niggled at first but now they are fine ,
but they jump all the time
because my t5 pendant is close to the water i think this is the only reason they are all still there , they are by far my best fish though
cheers barry
#4
Posted 29 May 2009 - 06:53 AM
yeh i no it's a risk you take with some marine fish , it wouldnt have happened though if the other wrasse were'nt so aggresive i didnt expect it to last a fortnight
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