MzWeazelle
Well-known member
Hi. Am new here, but I've seen a lot of interesting information in just the last few days and am hoping someone might have some ideas on my latest problem.
I have a 140 gallon reef, about 9 months old. I just brought home a couple of new residents - a bicolor blennie and a dragon blennie (or dragon gobie, I can't remember at the moment) and my wrasse is trying to beat the living daylights out of the bicolor! So far he seems to be holding his own by hiding in a hole and lunging out ferociously whenever the wrasse gets too close. Anyway, are these two natural enemies and the bicolor is doomed to constant torment? I have noticed the wrasse is pretty aggressive toward my other fish, but most of them are his size or bigger so they do fine.
Also a bit worried about the hungry look in my marine betta's eye when he first saw the bicolor, but I think the little fella is a little too big to be swallowed whole - hoping anyway!
Any thoughts anyone would like to share would be greatly appreciated.
MzWeazelle
I have a 140 gallon reef, about 9 months old. I just brought home a couple of new residents - a bicolor blennie and a dragon blennie (or dragon gobie, I can't remember at the moment) and my wrasse is trying to beat the living daylights out of the bicolor! So far he seems to be holding his own by hiding in a hole and lunging out ferociously whenever the wrasse gets too close. Anyway, are these two natural enemies and the bicolor is doomed to constant torment? I have noticed the wrasse is pretty aggressive toward my other fish, but most of them are his size or bigger so they do fine.
Also a bit worried about the hungry look in my marine betta's eye when he first saw the bicolor, but I think the little fella is a little too big to be swallowed whole - hoping anyway!
Any thoughts anyone would like to share would be greatly appreciated.
MzWeazelle