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Added this little beauty a couple of days ago - settled in great. Probably going to be my favourite fish together with the Banner Wrasse.
 
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Added this little beauty a couple of days ago - settled in great. Probably going to be my favourite fish together with the Banner Wrasse.
I’d be careful with the Banner long term as they can become aggressive and Paracheilinus don’t always cope well when it comes to aggressive species.
 
The Banner is quite small at the moment and has been cool in the tank so far - thanks for the ‘flag’ - I will monitor going forward
That’s great to hear, I have a rather “aggressive” wrasse (Actually he’s really peaceful) and it’s best to monitor them. I’ve found the most aggression is just before the wrasses begin to transition to male.
 

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