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Kind of unexpected purchase (my friend offered them to me cause he don't want them anymore), but still happy.
It's a zebra bar goby and a melanurus wrasse. I've had them for about 4 days and even though melanurus are known for eating crustaceans, he haven't eaten any of my hermit crabs or snails!
Melanurus is around 3.5" long and the goby around 2.5".
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Kind of unexpected purchase (my friend offered them to me cause he don't want them anymore), but still happy.
It's a zebra bar goby and a melanurus wrasse. I've had them for about 4 days and even though melanurus are known for eating crustaceans, he haven't eaten any of my hermit crabs or snails!
Melanurus is around 3.5" long and the goby around 2.5".
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755af39c-05e0-4b5e-8714-9e87bddaf4ba.jpg
Very nice, my son has a melanurus wrasse without any losses as well.
 

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