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This. Give it time, it needs to acclimate to your lighting schedule.This is common for a lot of the sand burying wrasses , it will sleep in the sand everynight . It will come out when it feels comfortable , dont panic and definatley dont try to "find" it
Yeah, if there is a problem I will take it back to LFS for a credit. Studied it for a while at the LFS while it was in a 10 gallon. Seemed calm and in no way aggressive towards the other fish. His/her new tank makes are a very passive purple fire fish and a small chromis that ignores the fire fish.A 20g tank is not a good living environment (not even short term) for a yellow coris wrasse. They make very sudden and fast movements in the water and need a big tank to avoid injury. In a 20g tank the wrasse will not be happy. Will likely try to jump out or will injure itself banging into the glass or the rock work. You better start cycling that 100g tank or offer it to a reefer with bigger tank.
It's not aggression. It's just a funny fish. It's so easily startled and responds by darting or jumping out of the water. Please have a screen top or glass lid to keep your yellow coris safe. Mine is in a 135g tank and when startled it shoots through the water so fast that it scares the other fish including 4 good sized tangs. I have seen mine bump his fish nose on the screen tops a few times. Best 15 dollars I ever spent.Yeah, if there is a problem I will take it back to LFS for a credit. Studied it for a while at the LFS while it was in a 10 gallon. Seemed calm and in no way aggressive towards the other fish. His/her new tank makes are a very passive purple fire fish and a small chromis that ignores the fire fish.
the bigger they get, the bigger their confidence gets. mine is about 3inches and he occasionally nips at my nassarius snails(both vibex and tonga!). they also say once they get bigger they might nip at feather dusters. i have a coco worm in my tank and i haven’t personally seen my YCW nip or pick at it, but i can see that it’s missing a few “feathers”He just came out of the sand. Very peaceful with the purple fire fish and chromis. Just observing how the wrasse treats my snails. Had no problem eating flakes. It will like my fire fish get use to me coming close to the glass. It really is a stunning fish with those black spots on it's body and those yellow eyes. Will this wrasse eat feather dusters added to the tank?
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Atleast yours is only nipping your CUC. My radiant teams with my jade to assassinate my CUC! I only replenished them a few weeks ago and now I’m down to like half of what I added.the bigger they get, the bigger their confidence gets. mine is about 3inches and he occasionally nips at my nassarius snails(both vibex and tonga!). they also say once they get bigger they might nip at feather dusters. i have a coco worm in my tank and i haven’t personally seen my YCW nip or pick at it, but i can see that it’s missing a few “feathers”
I have my sand bed rather “Shallow” at the front and deep at the back. At the back it’s probably 2.5-3 inch deep and at the front it’s probably 1.5-2 inch deep.Any thoughts on how deep the sandbed needs to be for a yellow coris wrasse? Is it fine to just have it deep in some places so that it can just dive into that section as needed?