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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".
a8c19ae2-340b-4f99-b43f-33e6b339bd55.jpg
755af39c-05e0-4b5e-8714-9e87bddaf4ba.jpg
Very nice, my son has a melanurus wrasse without any losses as well.
 

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