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04-13-2011, 02:40 AM
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EDIT: Like ponokareefer said, a wrasse will jump out of there in no time. Two weeks ago I lost my banana wrasse when it jumped out of my 140gal frag tank which had an open top.
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04-13-2011, 03:37 AM
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Ya, I've played the wrasse game before. It's a bit like roullette. I've been debating having a go with a wrasse again knowing that I might be taking a chance.
I've been playing this game long enough that I know which fish are jumpers, which are gonna destroy everything in my tank, etc. I really am wanting to try something different this time around and I don't mind taking a bit of a risk or trying harder species. I appreciate the suggestions of clowns and six-line wrasses but, without sounding like a jerk: been there, done that. Those were my beginner fish. I've been debating taking a crack at an angel tank similar to John Coppolino's tank, but with the dwarf species: flame, potters, coral beauty, bicolour, etc... I know it'll be a challenge but I've got some tricks up my sleeve. or trying out some of the smaller anthias... or having another go at a butterfly... maybe a Copperbanded (HERE COME CBB POLICE!!!) Or as cathy said, try a small tang...
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04-13-2011, 03:40 AM
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I'm not sure if you are into cardinals, but bangaii's might be something interesting.
No offense on the clowns.
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