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Dun worry lineatus are the one to keep colour for as long as they live :PB)

I second that! :P

So how?? Can I support on the C, labiutei? What is the figures like???? ;)

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I second that! :P

So how?? Can I support on the C, labiutei? What is the figures like???? ;)

ard 3 digit loh..... no prob.... anyway this ios onyl interest.. if too ex i wun ask you guys to commit.. maybe ask the boss to ship in but i take one loh..... pay the stupid price :P:P



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Guess you guy's changed scope just a little bit :D

I had a pair of C. lineatus- Made it very good. Very pretty fish.

But the holy grail I have never seen in Europe and when I compare the prices asked in the US - :unsure::o I dono if I ever want them :(

Wow amazing...have any pic of them for us todrool...

yiling:dun think that fish is reef safe



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Hi all, has anyone seen a cortez rainbow wrasse selling in LFS ?

gouldian, does these come cheap ?

HI Yiling,

Thalassoma lucasanum aka Cotez Rainbow or Bluehead wrasse is definitely a beautiful fish to behold. If I remember correctly, I have seen then once in CF. But can't remember how much they are liao.

They are usually found in Eastern Pacific: Gulf of California to Panama and the Galapagos Islands. Thus, I believe this will give you a rough indication of their price. ;)

Unfortunately, they are only suitable for Fish Only tank as they will feed on hardshelled invertebrates and crustaceans. ;)

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In case I spark and mass buying of wrasses. :D

Actually according to most literature, most wrasses are not reef safe except for a few species. :(

But as a general rule, most from the genre Cirrhilabrus and Paracheilinus typically feed on zooplankton and thus are considered by many as reef safe. :D

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But can get a pair of C. Jordani below $200... Can get a pair of C. lineatus below $200?

not sure... if this shipment ever comes in IMo will be one of the first australian fairy wrasse shipment

Eh FYI lineatus is very very rare thus ap pair of them is definately more ex than jordani.. jordani maybe only found in hawaii area but their number is great and they are more common



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In case I spark and mass buying of wrasses. :D

Actually according to most literature, most wrasses are not reef safe except for a few species. :(

But as a general rule, most from the genre Cirrhilabrus and Paracheilinus typically feed on zooplankton and thus are considered by many as reef safe. :D

Yup and also the cleaner and leopard family..... fairy wrasse are very awesome group of fish.. On the whole, they are also one fo the most expensive grp of fish ;)



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not sure... if this shipment ever comes in IMo will be one of the first australian fairy wrasse shipment

Eh FYI lineatus is very very rare thus ap pair of them is definately more ex than jordani.. jordani maybe only found in hawaii area but their number is great and they are more common

Just interested to know the price of a pair of C.lineatus... Can let me know if you got the price... Thankz...

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Yup and also the cleaner and leopard family..... fairy wrasse are very awesome group of fish.. On the whole, they are also one fo the most expensive grp of fish ;)

True ah. :D Almost forgotten about them, anyway since wrasses is the second biggest genera, I can be forgiven right????? :D

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hey gouldian, i know.

don't worry, i still have a 2ft FOWLR at Yiling's place...rem ?

heheh...if anyone ever seen this...pls INFORM me

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Oh I see, almost forgotten. ;)

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Do these guys tunnel into the sand after lights out?

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To you, I shall be unique in all the world...

You become responsible, forever, for what you have tamed.

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Swee man dispar! :bow:

Anyway, like to go on the record to say that I do not posses any cirrhilabrus in my tank anymore! :P Pang Tang :D

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