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Aquadelight · 01-24-2008, 09:53 AM

I like the list of fish as well, and I don't think it should create a bioload problem in a well maintained tank.

I love my Lineatus Fairy Wrasse. It is a super male, very friendly, very active, very peacefull. What more could you ask for in a fish. All the fairy wrasses are great. The Hawaiin flame will cost big $$$.

I know nothing about mandarins, but the others are great. I have kept 3 types of anthias, but not the type you plan for. If they are more fragile than the ones I have kept (queen tiger, evansi, squaws) then be very very careful until they start to eat. I have had the best luck with a mix of baby brine shrimp and plankton for the first 5 days.

01-24-2008, 09:53 AM	#787 (permalink)
Aquadelight Bryozoan Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Omaha, NE Posts: 55 View Gallery Karma Komment Add yours!	Re: 240 I like the list of fish as well, and I don't think it should create a bioload problem in a well maintained tank. I love my Lineatus Fairy Wrasse. It is a super male, very friendly, very active, very peacefull. What more could you ask for in a fish. All the fairy wrasses are great. The Hawaiin flame will cost big $$$. I know nothing about mandarins, but the others are great. I have kept 3 types of anthias, but not the type you plan for. If they are more fragile than the ones I have kept (queen tiger, evansi, squaws) then be very very careful until they start to eat. I have had the best luck with a mix of baby brine shrimp and plankton for the first 5 days.