New Mystery Wrasse

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Such a beautiful fish! Hoping he doesn't turn into a devil because I love my leopard wrasse!

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Such a beautiful fish! Hoping he doesn't turn into a devil because I love my leopard wrasse!

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Be careful, he may be peaceful to start but that genus is known for turning once they’re established and mature. I’d say his first target would be the Firefish more than the leopard.
 
Be careful, he may be peaceful to start but that genus is known for turning once they’re established and mature. I’d say his first target would be the Firefish more than the leopard.
Thank you, he is already a decent size, if I had to guess 3 inches or so. Any major signs I should look out for? My YT and CB pushed him around a lot at first.
 
Thank you, he is already a decent size, if I had to guess 3 inches or so. Any major signs I should look out for? My YT and CB pushed him around a lot at first.
The main sign is if your fish go into hiding (specifically the smaller, rock dwelling species).
 

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