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Ya.. yellow wrasse, banana wrasse (the one that is yellow on top/white on bottom), china wrasse, argus wrasse, green leaf wrasse are just a few that come to mind that are less agressive but still would be ok in a predator type tank. Although a couple of those get fairly big and probably wouldn't be suitable in your tank like the China, but that is a hard one to find anyway.

Look on Liveaquaria, good ideas there.
 
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alright, the wrasse is going back to the store today. i didnt really find a wrasse i liked online so i doubt id find one in a store.

do you think a lemon peel angel would work?
 
A lemon peel may do ok in your tank but that is one fish I have not seen too many people have success with. Then again, most people don't have success with a Potter's wrasse and I am an exception to that.. so there is always a chance it works. It would come down more to the health of the fish when you get it more than anything else.
 
Great tank, nice shots. Sorry to hear about your lunar wrasse, they are beautiful, but definatly need lots of room and fish companions that it cant eat, lol! I am going to get one someday, once I get my big tank done and get the freshwater fish out of the 144. I have a 46 too, so after looking at your fuzzy makes me wanna set it back up!
 
That's a great little tank there...LOVE that mushroom scorpoion...
 
lol, you guys love the scorps huh, its understandable. i have the mushroom in a book of caribbean and florida fish so when i saw it in the store i had to buy it. i love the little guy, even tho he stung me while i was trying to catch that wrasse :uhoh:

i moved quite a few rocks while getting the wrasse out so i decided to take everything out and try to clean up some detitrus, i didnt do a very good job. i know its my job to clean the tank and not a critters but is there any animal that really eats detitrus?

oh and iv been looking at a hawaiian toby puffer, does that sound like a good fish?
 
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