Pics of a Clitawrasse

[Mouse]

I have heard there very hard to find, anyone seen one.

he he.....

 

[reefland]

You're probably to young to know what to look for....

[ September 14, 2001: Message edited by: reefland ]

 

[danmhippo]

Hmmmm, Clita What!

 

[smokinreefer]

somethin smells fishy!! rotflmao

 

[The Bugrunner^]

Mouse,
you can start by looking 4 inches below your belt buckle..

 

[wasabi]

they are very rare, you will never find one, take my word for it.

 

[tanzy]

Sounds lewd.

 

[Anonymous]

Or they can be kept with a Halichoeres bivittatus. look it up

Glenn

[ September 15, 2001: Message edited by: Rover ]

 

[Matt2112]

It's hard to find a reef compatible one!

 

[DJ88]

ROFL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

ROver.. LOL!!!!!

thanks.. needed that.. LOL!!!!

 

[Jeff Hood]

Well if you get past the smell you have it licked!

Jeff

 

[The Bugrunner^]

Ahh... Once licked they have been known to become reef friendly....But remain very high maintenance...

 

[pathos]

even if you did find one, you'd never be able to keep it happy and healthy. My advice would be to pair it with a Harlequin sweetlips.

 

[6_line]

Jeez,
I can't believe this thread hasn't been deleted or closed. In fact, I think it's great it hasn't, at least people's sense of humor are still intact.
But then again, it's only about that ever elusive wrasse from down under....

 

[wasabi]

it is a very excitable and intelligent fish, but has been know to be a man eating fish.if not properly taken care of it will hide its actual condition from you.and then one day its gone, just like that.