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WhiskeySteph

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LFS just got this guy in, anyone know what it is? They were not sure exactly but are guessing its some kind of wrasse. I want it, but not if they cant tell me what it is.
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Chiseltooth wrasse, Pseudodax moluccanus. They are reef safe when small, but may go after motile inverts when older.
 

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I have one for well over a yr and it's awesome supposedly get pretty big when I bought mine it looked like urs but has changed lost the yellow maybe 6 " now I'll see if I can snap a pic I really like this fish it's been peaceful and the beak is cool mine chomps on the Lr a lot I'm assuming that's how it keeps it's beak in check another thing I noticed is it will eat fish poop if I don't feed to heavy it's the only fish I've had that will actually eat fish poop not spit it out just a great ime hardy interesting fish maybe not a fish I would get if I had limited space but in lg tank he's been great
 

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Bad pic but it's got a cool blue coloration to face and top fin is a reddish brown cool fish
 

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