Dragon Wrasse

[Ryan22]

Any one ever have any experience with one of these? I think they are the coolest fish. I know they would have to go in a FOWLR set up, but I don't know much else. I've also heard of them called a rock mover wrasse. Any info would be great. Thanks alot

 

[drwwalker]

do a search on dragon wrasse it was a post on here this week about one

 

[skylsdale]

Hey Ryan22, I've been posting about this fish for the last week on various boards. I've gathered quite a bit of info on them--here's some links to various threads that I've started:
http://www.reefs.org/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=1&t=026589
http://www.aqualink-too.com/ubb/board/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=11&t=004030
http://www.reefcentral.com/vbulletin/showthread.php?s=&threadid=29118

There should be some good info on these threads for you. Just keep in mind that can be somewhat destructive to rockwork and get rather large.

 

[popepain]

if u want a dragon wrass in your tank .dont get frags!Dont get hermit crabs.Dont get dark starfish.Dont get small fish..............try to get big rocks that cant be moved.try to get the red starfish or serpent stars. try and use snails insted of hermits (the big kind like in the garden not sure of the name)and put in small rocks and shells for him to use as building blocks.hope that helps

 

[Ryan22]

Thanks for the info guys. I was thinking of having one as part of a fish only system with say a lion, a moray and a few other predator type fish in a six foot tank, probably a 125. Any thought on how this would work?

[ July 17, 2001: Message edited by: Ryan22 ]

 

[Ryan22]

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[Goodbread]

anyone have a pic??

 

[popepain]

thats seems good to me!