Question about the checkerboard/hortulanus wrasse

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Thank you. How long and what diet?
The exact length of time could be anywhere between now and 2-3 years down the line. They don’t have a set time of transition, it can be brought on by other wrasses but even then it’s risky.
As for the diet -
Nori
Hard shelled foods (Muscles, Cockle etc.)
Mysis
Brine
Occasionally bloodworm

You really want to vary it around for this species as they do hunt for a varied amount of food naturally.
 
Thank you. How long and what diet?
The exact length of time could be anywhere between now and 2-3 years down the line. They don’t have a set time of transition, it can be brought on by other wrasses but even then it’s risky.
As for the diet -
Nori
Hard shelled foods (Muscles, Cockle etc.)
Mysis
Brine
Occasionally bloodworm

You really want to vary it around for this species as they do hunt for a varied amount of food naturally.
Alright thank you. What about LRS? Is it any good for wrasses?
 

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