Anyone have on of these in their reef..

[Bob 1000]

I know it might eat inverts, but any other problems?? Do they move corals??

Oh yeah, showing off the new picture skills also:tongue1:..

 

[marrone]

Twin spotted wrasse needs sand, as they like to drive into the sand. They also change appearances and the adult colors are nowhere are pretty as the Juv colors. They also get pretty large, about 12"+, and can be very aggressive.

 

[Bob 1000]

Okaaaayyyyy, guess I won't be getting this... Thanks Mike.

 

[Deanos]

They habitually flip over rocks and the corals attached to those rocks. Larger ones can flip over fungiid plate corals

 

[Bob 1000]

Thanks for the info guy's..

 

[Bob 1000]

No comment's on my picture skills????,,lol..

 

[reefs4life]

No comment's on my picture skills????,,lol..

Yeah...that's some pretty bad camera skills, I think my 2 year old cousin can do better lol. Just kidding Tobin :biggrin: That's a nice picture. Where'd you take it? Michaels?

 

[Dace]

Yeah...that's some pretty bad camera skills, I think my 2 year old cousin can do better lol. Just kidding Tobin :biggrin: That's a nice picture. Where'd you take it? Michaels?

I Agree........lol

 

[KathyC]

No comment's on my picture skills????,,lol..

yeah...there seems to be spots all over that fish. Did your daughter add that red spot to your pic?

..lol, very nice pic Tobin

 

[Bob 1000]

Thanks everyone... Yep at Michael's... A great assortment of fish to photograph that I can't have in my tank..

 

[Wilhelm]

Relatively descent exposure, excellent control of depth of field. Very good macro skills.

 

[Bob 1000]

Thanks it was very easy, the fish was in a collection container..