Dturner
Reefer Madness
Okay, Here's the backstory in a nutshell:
I bought a male Longfin Fairy Wrasse about a month ago--About a week ago I added a male Carpenter's Flasher Wrasse. The Fairy Wrasse did not like the new addition, proceeded to chase him out of sight every time he popped up, I thought the fairy wrasse would surely kill him with time. The Flasher went into hiding, completely out of sight, for over a week. I thought he was dead due to stress.
Last Friday, I decided to try and catch the Fairy wrasse with a net, so I fed flake food because it floats on the surface, waited for him to go up to the surface to eat and nabbed him with the net (very peacefully) Took him back to the store over the weekend.
Now the Flasher Wrasse is "back from the dead" swimming around happily, eating a lot, and just overall looks way better (more colorful by far) than the old fish anyway.
Hoping I can find a female carpenter's flasher soon, is that even possible?
I bought a male Longfin Fairy Wrasse about a month ago--About a week ago I added a male Carpenter's Flasher Wrasse. The Fairy Wrasse did not like the new addition, proceeded to chase him out of sight every time he popped up, I thought the fairy wrasse would surely kill him with time. The Flasher went into hiding, completely out of sight, for over a week. I thought he was dead due to stress.
Last Friday, I decided to try and catch the Fairy wrasse with a net, so I fed flake food because it floats on the surface, waited for him to go up to the surface to eat and nabbed him with the net (very peacefully) Took him back to the store over the weekend.
Now the Flasher Wrasse is "back from the dead" swimming around happily, eating a lot, and just overall looks way better (more colorful by far) than the old fish anyway.
Hoping I can find a female carpenter's flasher soon, is that even possible?
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