All about wrasses - Hunter Hammond (evolved)

[@bluerider0988]

Great Presentation. Thanks for doing this.

[@SC50964]

Such a small world lol. I work with this guy.

[@DC-xg6gt]

One of the best talks out there. Thank you humble fish and hunter for this!

[@rrrreefer9721]

Man I've watched this 3 times now. I watched your older video many more times and learn something new each time. Currently I'm pushing my luck with mixing different wrasses and spreading the aggression has helped a ton. My biggest issue is my Lineatus vs pintail. Just some chasing but nothing crazy.

[@kyleparkinson5950]

KZbin channel is great and helpful

[@jays200gspsreeftank7]

40:00 what is considered long term success I have a fully qt'd lennardi bought as a juvenile may 2" its now 6" the fish has been 18 months in my care.

[@TheWrasseGuy]

I consider long term as at least 2 years, but better in the 3-4 year range.

[@lisafoster4468]

I've seen captive-bred Hawaiian cleaner wrasses...do you think those would do okay?

[@abyankabir1910]

Hey, I really want to quarantine corals and inverts, but I cannot as I live in a tropical country where the water can reach 114 degrees Fahrenheit. So, I can only quarantine fish. I could quarantine corals and inverts but I would need a chiller and it’s too expensive, so my parents won’t allow me to. So what should I do? Please let me know. Thanks a lot. Please reply.

[@ianmoede]

Just an incredible talk. Well done hunter. Maybe when you retire from engineering you can go back and do some real science and get a PhD in wrasse biology :)