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Leopard wrasse aggression

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Is that a question? Is your Wrasse aggressive towards other fish or other fish towards it? How well has it been eating, and does it have a sand bed to burrow in?
 
Eeeek, ensuring fish are fed well is usually the only remedy. Some will use introductory containers that sit in the water for a period so the fish can interact without being able to make contact. Otherwise some fish are just a**holes.
 
Do you have sand? This would allow them to bury themselves to get away from the aggression. Maybe that would help until it subsides.
 
Do you have sand? This would allow them to bury themselves to get away from the aggression. Maybe that would help until it subsides.
I have a DSB in the tank. The Choati has been hiding for 2 weeks. The Black has been out but the aggression is not stopping. It finally had enough and is hiding now. I'm thinking about putting the Ornate in a acclimating box for a few day to give the othe two a chance to settle in. I'm worried that once they are comfortable and I release the Ornate it will go back to being an butt.
 
Putting the Ornate in a timeout and re-introducing him could help. GL!
 

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