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I've had leopard wrasses before, but when my kuiteri digs into the sand at night, she/he (transitioning) pops back out, and tries new spots like 3-4 times before she finally settles down. She's the biggest of my 3 leopards. Does anyone else see this behavior with their leopard wrasses? Prior to this, I had various halichoeres, and bipartus leopards. None of them exhibited this behavior. Once in a while the meleagris will do this, but no more than like once. The potters just dives right in, but she's also the smallest.
I'm guessing one of two things. My sand bed is too shallow in some spots (although it covers her from what I've seen), or she doesn't like how coarse it is. It's Tropic Eden Reefflakes.
I'm guessing one of two things. My sand bed is too shallow in some spots (although it covers her from what I've seen), or she doesn't like how coarse it is. It's Tropic Eden Reefflakes.