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Yep - you read that title correctly. So, I have a 185 gallon peninsula tank stocked with:
2 cleaner shrimp
purple tang
blond naso tang
yellow eye kole tang
flame hawkfish
bi-color blennie
Randall's goby
leopard wrasse
divided leopard wrasse
royal flasher wrasse
yellow coris wrasse
yellow banded possum wrasse
The wrasses have all been together for a while (this is their 3rd and largest tank), but the possum wrasse has started going after the divided leopard wrasse, chasing her all over the tank to the point where she has started burying in the sand to get away. Is this normal? I though wetmorella were one of the more peaceful wrasses out there.
2 cleaner shrimp
purple tang
blond naso tang
yellow eye kole tang
flame hawkfish
bi-color blennie
Randall's goby
leopard wrasse
divided leopard wrasse
royal flasher wrasse
yellow coris wrasse
yellow banded possum wrasse
The wrasses have all been together for a while (this is their 3rd and largest tank), but the possum wrasse has started going after the divided leopard wrasse, chasing her all over the tank to the point where she has started burying in the sand to get away. Is this normal? I though wetmorella were one of the more peaceful wrasses out there.