Ive had real bad luck

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I am trying one last time. I got a Christmas Wrasse to add to my tank. I've tried a melanarus and a moyers and my pintail attacked both. He is in an isolation box for now because he went after st nick the last two days. The other fish dont mind him.

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If you've already failed two introductions, chance that the pintail is just too dominant. You may have to consider keeping the pintail as the sole wrasse or re-home. That said, you did not specify size of tank, etc. That could also be an issue
 
If you've already failed two introductions, chance that the pintail is just too dominant. You may have to consider keeping the pintail as the sole wrasse or re-home. That said, you did not specify size of tank, etc. That could also be an issue
Its a 50g. The hooded fairy barely realizes its there.
 

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