BRS 160 Coral Pest Solution

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In one of the BRS 160 videos, it's briefly mentioned that the tank had a coral pest that was taken care of by adding a wrasse. I can't remember which pest or which wrasse. Does anyone know what I'm talking about? I feel like it was MEN...but I'm not sure.
 
They added a radiant and a sixline, I remember those for sure. You may be thinking of a melanarus wrasse which is another good pest eater. Halichoeres chrysus (yellow coris) are also good.
 
Do you remember what the pest was that they were dealing with? I remember in a video Ryan says that the wrasse took care of whatever pest it was but I can't remember which video or which pest.
 
That's what I thought. Thanks a lot.
 
In one of the BRS 160 videos, it's briefly mentioned that the tank had a coral pest that was taken care of by adding a wrasse. I can't remember which pest or which wrasse. Does anyone know what I'm talking about? I feel like it was MEN...but I'm not sure.

Here is said video. :)

 

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