Javier peynado
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could help me id this wrasse please
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Its reef safe?
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could help me id this wrasse please
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Yes, reef safe. Treat it like a leopard wrasse; they're nearly as delicate.
Yes, reef safe. Treat it like a leopard wrasse; they're nearly as delicate.
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thanks
but the bad news is that jump out of the tank
My wife saw it and back, but have not seen him since then
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but the bad news is that jump out of the tank
My wife saw it and back, but have not seen him since then
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Yup; ALL wrasses are jumpers and require a covered tank. Try some fine bird netting like a farmer might use to protect fruit trees from birds.
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