Melanurus Wrasse
 

got any instock Albert?

Full species name? :P

Latin Name Halichoeres melanurus
Common Name Melanurus Wrasse

Also known as Pinstriped Wrasse, Neon Wrasse

Nope. I don't get those very often. Pretty poor shippers, hard to start feeding.

http://wetwebmedia.com/halichoeres.htm

Halichoeres melanurus (Bleeker 1851), the Tail-spot Wrasse. West central Pacific. To five inches. An occasional import out of Fiji. Initial phase in Fiji, terminal off Heron Island, Australia's GBR.

these things have a billion different names from what i have seen

should of called it the madarin wrasse......its what it reminds me of

don’t suppose you have a variety of wholesalers you can check into on the availability of these guys? they seem to be pretty easy to find south of the border and are very popular among reefers

Neil
I was not sure which fish you were talking about?
I have a Halichoeres chloropterus ,he is almost 4" very aggresive ate more than 10 different kind of shrimps ,100 snails & a few smaller gobies
I have also kept Halichoeres ornatissimus ,same case senario.
Also what I found with wrasses if you like them to maintain their colors & behaviour they will need to be with a couple of females.
Albert is right not a common fish here ,however they do show up from time to time.
I will keep my eyes open for you.
what size is your tank? what inhabitants?
Jason

check these links- got some good pics here. Unfortunately all these places dont ship outside of the states. It will be going in a 96 gal reef with a couple oc clowns, yellow tang, regal tang and royal gramma

http://www.bluezooaquatics.com/live...php?id=2264&a=b
http://reefhotspot.com/store/index.php?cPath=21_25
http://www.saltwaterfish.com/site_1...oot_parent_id=4
http://www.marinecenter.com/fish/wr...elanuruswrasse/

most of your links didn't work for me..

weird- worked last night for me.

There are 2 of them at Red Deer Reptiles. They look nice and healthy to me, but he wants like 60 some bucks each for em

that is if it is this one you are talking about...

http://www.marinecenter.com/media/ph...9E68177620.jpg

We had one of those, thing hid a lot, and killed everything else in the tank but one domino damsel.

i have one now. it is the most personable fish in my tank. It alone took care of my flatworm infestation as well. Quite the little character- my only complaint would be that it ate all the brittlestars in my tank and that it likes to kick up tons of sand.