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  • looking for melenurus wrasse for red flatworms

    I called around and so far have not found a melanurus wrasse to control my red flat worms.

    I was steered to the yellow or green coris. I may go green. I read that the green coris (or yellow) eats fire worms also, an added bonus. I will get this guy in green if a mel... doesn't turn up at a shop in the morning.

    Does anyone know who has Melenurus in stock for sale? I was also told that melenurus would also bother snails. Does anyone have experience with either of these fish for red flatworm control.

    Another shop says target mandrin. I would hate to get one of these guys, since all most have to say about them is starvation to death. I have plenty pods, but they still don't seem as bulletproof as either wrasse, plus it is not noted that they eat fireworms.


    Thanks all.
    39g Crypt/ anubias, wild shrimp and minnows.

    55g Reef- first salt in many many years, coming along. Looking great, and stable. Garden mix of soft/lps corals. DIY refugeum

    20g Reef- different than the first by design.

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    looking for melenurus wrasse for red flatworms

    Call Dennis @ FJW (www.fjwaquarium.com), i saw a couple last Monday.

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    • #3
      Thanks, but he's out. He is one that has the green or yellow coris.
      39g Crypt/ anubias, wild shrimp and minnows.

      55g Reef- first salt in many many years, coming along. Looking great, and stable. Garden mix of soft/lps corals. DIY refugeum

      20g Reef- different than the first by design.

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      • #4
        you on marsh reef??

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        • #5
          Hey bud I got one for you, same reason I bought him almost 2 years ago, he did amazing.
          34g Neo Nano Mixed Reef

          And you guys thought I was done,I'm just getting started
          ~Macon Fish Look Easy~

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          • #6
            wow looked it up, those are pretty

            i too would suggest the mandarin, but get a target one, much better odds at eating the flatworms and overall survival

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