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It is definitely a fish that looks better as an adult- mine still looks greenish- but I'm a patient man

He's 'Old school' prefers to talk vs text-pm me for his phone# if you want- you have to make an appointment - lights on at noon I think- so nothing before then- nice DT tank

Mike sells out of his garage, advertises on Craigslist. https://newjersey.craigslist.org/for/d/coral-frags-galore/7459353619.html

Check with Mike in Parsippany too- I know he breeds clowns

You didn't mention what lights/ setting/ schedule- that might have something to do with it

Saltwaterfish.com- had free shipping @$99- which isn't free lol, packing/box charge and extra $6.99 for fish- still not bad though- Have bought from them before, very generous with some of their frags too

A late riser, thought at first it found a way out of the tank. Does not care for live brine shrimp, frozen cyclops or flakes- seems like the only fish that like live brine are damsels and chromis, will add the pods later, will see how that goes. The Tomini took a few days to take to frozen and a...

After disappearing for a couple of hours, it seems to feel right at home. Am hatching some brine shrimp for feeding tomorrow and have some pods on the way

I won't go down that road- I need a code? No thanks

I had a coris and didn't have a good enough cover, digging on my Canary blenny right now- always on the hunt for a morsel. Excited about the Melanarus, I like the motion a wrasse adds to the tank, and it looks to be very colorful- just read that it needs to be fed several times a day- now I hope...

I thought about a leopard wrasse, but there are a few different varieties I think, and not as easy, a definite no for a 6 line, and mystery is just too expensive to even consider

I see them in the dollar store, or do the ones from 'The Body Shop' work better LOL

Any particular reason for liking it vs the coris

I have a bunch of rocks in my 40 which I'm shutting down that are full of amphipods. Is there any way to 'harvest' them and transfer them to my 75g- I don't have room to just move some of the rocks, they are too big

I had wanted a coris wrasse, but there haven't been any available for a while. I've read that they may eat bristle worms- that would be a big plus for me. It does look very colorful, I have a nice deep sand bed, just have to work on the top- read that they are jumpers

Thinking about getting one- everything I've read says it would be fine for my 75g. Anyone have one, insights, recommendations? TIA

Got someone on fb interested in buying it- have no idea it's worth

Want to trade for some other coral(s)- getting too big for the tank, measures a good 4"+ across

@Salted offered to host one up north ( where we eat Taylor Ham ), not sure if the offer still stands

Here are the three of them- all a bit smaller than I first posted- larger turbo is about the size of a ping pong ball, the conch is about 2 ", and won't get that big. Between the tomini tang and the banded sleeper goby I don't need these guys in my 75g- just keeping the 40 going until I can...