I found my six line stuck on the window screening this morning. His tail to mid body was dry but the rest was in the water. I put him in my sump. Has anyone has this experience? And if so what's the chance he'll pull through?
Wrasse caught in screening help
- Thread starter Silkyslim
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- 11756
Is it still alive? I imagine that the parts of the fish that dried aren't going to be functional any more 
there is a chance it may recover...but IMO 6 lines are a PITA and you should leave it in the sump, or trade it.
BTW...if it survives...it will jump again
BTW...if it survives...it will jump again
Yeah I've had him for a year with no problems. We'll see what happens when go home tonight.
Guess I'll be in the wrasse market soon. Albano any recommendations for reef safe wrasse in a non aggressive fish mixed reef.
Guess I'll be in the wrasse market soon. Albano any recommendations for reef safe wrasse in a non aggressive fish mixed reef.
- Location
- Brooklyn
- Location
- sanctuary city
Labouts fairy wrasse...extremely passive, beautiful and great personality but comes with a minor price tag...
??? I know a few people that had to remove a laboutei because they became aggressive
- Location
- sanctuary city
really!! I guess than every fish is different, mine is the sweetest fish i have amongst 14 others. He is my favorite fish in my tank except the eel. I also have a six line and mystery and i can't say the same about them terrors...lol
+1...I got rid of my 6 line...but my mystery has never been a problem
- Location
- sanctuary city
rip
- Location
- Fairfield, ct
Mystery wrasses are nice, and nanoaquatics can order one for you for cheaper than the ones in stores (that's where I got mine from).
- Location
- north jersey
flasher wrasses....very docile and tolerate other wrasses when you add more at a later time.
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