Lyretail Anthias and a Carpenter Wrasse

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So I have a 29 gallon QT tank that currently has a small Yellow Watchman Goby, Carpenter Wrasse and 3 Lyretail Anthias.
It seems that the Wrasse loves hanging with 2 of the Anthias, and 1 of the Anthias is not always with the other 2. Is this normal, acceptable, a sign of disease, anything to worry about. All appear to subjectively be doing very well.
Thoughts?
 
Sounds like a loner to me! Obviously kidding. Giving this a bump to see if we can get you some opinions.
 
Now the wrasse and anthia are hanging out. Hopefully the rest of qt will go and I can add 2 new anthias.
 
Well, that was quick and now I feel bad for joking. Sorry to hear this.
 
Both the anthias and flasher wrasse are social planktivores . It is not uncommon for fish like these to swim together.
 

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