I'm going to be removing the remaining sand in my display today or tomorrow. I'll need to rehome my two leopard wrasse, preferably this weekend if I can catch them.
They get along great and eat everything: Flake, small pellets frozen foods from mysis/brine to LRS ect. 100% healthy although not QT'd. Both have been with me since last year.
The smaller female wrasse is your fiji/tonga type (I believe meleagris) and about 2-3".
I believe the Ornate is in it's male phase, possibly transitional phase, and around 3.5".
I'll sell them for $70 ea or $120 for both. No aggression between the two.
I'm open to trades for established fairy wrasse, anthias, tangs (more than one so they have a chance), larger butterfly fish or large fox face. Or a nice large group (10+) of blue/green chromis, if well established.
I'm located in Garden Grove, 92845. I still need to catch them but I think it shouldn't be TOO hard.
This picture is from 1/1/22. They are a little larger but you get the idea. The Ornate has more weight to him but about the same size.
They get along great and eat everything: Flake, small pellets frozen foods from mysis/brine to LRS ect. 100% healthy although not QT'd. Both have been with me since last year.
The smaller female wrasse is your fiji/tonga type (I believe meleagris) and about 2-3".
I believe the Ornate is in it's male phase, possibly transitional phase, and around 3.5".
I'll sell them for $70 ea or $120 for both. No aggression between the two.
I'm open to trades for established fairy wrasse, anthias, tangs (more than one so they have a chance), larger butterfly fish or large fox face. Or a nice large group (10+) of blue/green chromis, if well established.
I'm located in Garden Grove, 92845. I still need to catch them but I think it shouldn't be TOO hard.
This picture is from 1/1/22. They are a little larger but you get the idea. The Ornate has more weight to him but about the same size.
