Multiple Flasher Wrasses

[PDR]

Would there be any issues keeping two male flasher wrasses of different species in a IM fusion 20? I have read they would be fine if different species and I have read that they may have issues. Anyone with experience?

 

Thanks

[Bingo1213]

I would not keep one flasher wrasse in a 20 gallon let alone two. I feel they need more swimming room than a 20 has to offer. You could check out a possum wrasse though! Those are super cool and require much less room!

[Cencalfishguy56]

I would not keep one flasher wrasse in a 20 gallon let alone two. I feel they need more swimming room than a 20 has to offer. You could check out a possum wrasse though! Those are super cool and require much less room!

You could get away with a juvenile flasher wrasse for a while

[1.0reef]

I would not keep one flasher wrasse in a 20 gallon let alone two. I feel they need more swimming room than a 20 has to offer. You could check out a possum wrasse though! Those are super cool and require much less room!

Agreed.

 

You could get away with a juvenile flasher wrasse for a while

It's not their size, it's that they swim a lot.

A 20 long would be better for a flasher wrasse.

[Cencalfishguy56]

Agreed.

 

It's not their size, it's that they swim a lot.

A 20 long would be better for a flasher wrasse.

True a 20L would be best but I mean for 2-3 months with only two fish wouldnt be bad in that size tank granted they are small very small

[charnelhouse]

I had to return a Naoko's Fairy Wrasse to the LFS today because the Yellowfin Flasher Wrasse I introduced with it would not stop beating on it. Everything I read said the Naoko's would be the more aggressive. LFS guys told me they should be fine together. This was in a Fusion 40. Both were small, under 2".

 

Just sharing my experience.

[PDR]

Thanks for the replies. I decided to go with a pair of pink bar gobies instead of another wrasse.