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Large Bird Wrasse named Sunshine II

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My fellow reefers,

I have made a lot of posts today about wrasses...

Let me introduce you to my Bird Wrasse named Sunshine II. Bird Wrasses are very hardy fish that can adapt to various water conditions. Hence, it is recommended for beginner aquarists. Bird wrasse is a hardy and disease-resistant fish.

Sunshine is super playful. When he eats, he makes a "sloshing" sound. He literally pokes his mouth out of the water to pick at the pellets. It's the cutest thing. Watch the video.

This is not a reef-safe fish. He LOVES inverts. He was having a field day yesterday with the emeralds lol. I stopped him at 8.... to his dismay lol. If you look at the bottom of his tank, you will see his invert cemetery...

click here to see me :)
 

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