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Posted by Buddy on December 26, 2002 at 21:19:57:

In Reply to: dragon wrasse posted by will21 on December 20, 2002 at 20:22:50:

:Dragon wrasses are weird looking fish and I read that they were aggresive when they get to be an adult. Could it be housed with fish like blue tangs, yellow tangs, and a snowflake eel?

Happy new year`s, sorry i didn`t get in this forum sooner, this dragon wrasse while small be no problem, but when it grows it becomes very aggressive, so the tangs are out, and i would think that the snowflake would have to be larger when you buy him. But in any case, whatever you do in a mix species aquarium, there can be a risk. ><{{{{"> Buddy

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