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My lfs had this guy labeled as a tiger watchman goby but it looks NOTHING like any goby I've seen.

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I think it might be a wrasse of some kind? It's been pecking at my copepod rubble pile
That could also be true, but pretty much all but one of my carnivorous fish eat the small amount of hitchhiking pods in my tank. So it would also be a wrasse.
 

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