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Old 11-01-2005, 12:06 PM   #1 (permalink)
Jason McKenzie
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Default Fairy Wrasse (cirrhilabrus scottorum) Nov 05 Fish of the month

Fairy Wrasse Cirrhilabrus scottorum


Reef Safe:Yes
Attitude: Peaceful yet active
Diet: Carnivore
Care: Easy


Origin: Cook Islands


Personal Observations:
Fairy Wrasse has become a generic term for many different colour variations of the Wrasse family. It is important that you make sure you are getting a reef safe wrasse as many are not. Different varieties will nip at LPS, SPS and inverts. Including Clams. But the Fairy wrasse is one of my favorate salt water fish. I my tank the Fairy Wrasse has made more shy fish come out from hiding. It is a colourful fish that is Visible most of the time. Making it a great splash of colour to your tank.

It is recommended that a Fairy Wrasse be kept in a tank 50G or Larger

Like all wrasses they have been know to jump.

Feeding: a variety of meaty foods high in nutrition.
I feed mine Mysis and Cyclop ezee along with flake high in
Speralina


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started 8/7/02
370G 3x400W MH + 8X36W T5. ZEOvit System, Bubble king 300Ext, PM CAreactor, 2x Wavy Seas for return. OM 4-Way Closed loop.
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