mckoskers ,,,,,,,top swimmers?

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its been awhile since ive had flasher wrasses in my tank....i am stocked with clowns,tangs,wrasses,and others....recently added a pair of mckoskers that i purchased and had quarentined,,,put them in an acclimation box(lasted less than 24hrs before they skipped out over the edge(lucky i have a cover!)they have found an area at the top of my tank where most of my other fish do not venture.is this their normal habit or are they just protecting themselves?they are super fast swimmers when they encounter my other fish...they are doing well and the male is spectacular when flashing.
 
I got a flasher a few days ago, it's been hiding in the rockwork since...haven't seen it out and about once.
 
They are just shy right now. Will have to wait for a few days to see if they are bother by other fishes.
 

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