I think you may be able to reintroduce him, but I would maybe mess with the rock work a bit so it doesn't seem like quite the same tank he is returning to.
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I don't want to go through catching him every time I put in a new fish though. I may just take him to the pet shop.
Also dont buy a sixline wrasse or a fourline wrasses. Both can act the same way especially the sixline wrasse they are just as mean to new fish as damsels. Its to bad really cause i used to enjoy my sixline and everyone ive ever know thats had one of those has gotten it out.
I got the ammonia to 0 now. Thanks I will monitor this more carefully and see what happens.
Sixline wrasses are a perfectly reef safe, community fish. Worse case scenario, he goes up to another wrasse or dragonette and flashes his fins a little. I've never heard of a sixline harming anything and I've owned about 3 or 4 over the years.
Ok ive seen this problem many times. Hydrometers are way off and if you check with a refractometer your going to find your salinity is probably more like 1.030 trust me man ive tested local members tanks to many times who use hydrometers and its always reading very low. You need to ge it tested with a calibrated refractometer and youll see for sure
Sixline wrasses are a perfectly reef safe, community fish. Worse case scenario, he goes up to another wrasse or dragonette and flashes his fins a little. I've never heard of a sixline harming anything and I've owned about 3 or 4 over the years.