question on yellow "coris" Warsaw before I take the green light

[rajkovich207]

ok so as the title states, I have a yellow coris (also known as canary) wrasse, he has been in quarantine for just over 3 weeks. he looks extra clean but I occasionally see him rubbing on the little rock in there, and a couple other things. the first time I saw him do it, I did a 30 minute cuprimine dip, but he still does it some times. I have seen other canary wrasses do this as well, but wanted to get the green light from the pros here just to be safe. I do have 2 juvi clowns in the dt and just want to look out for themthem. Tia, Tony

 

[3Twinklets]

I have a green one that does that occasionally. Sometimes they are just trying to knock over the rocks to look for goodies to eat underneath.

 

[rosko23]

U have sand in qt? They like to sleep in sand... My earmuff and Choatis do this

 

[Singlefin]

I have 2 yellows. I see them do it too. Should be fine. Do you have a sandbed to sleep in? Mine will hide at night.

 

[rajkovich207]

Yes I do. The QT is bb so I have a Tupperware with sand unit and the dt has a sand bed between 2 and 3 inches. Thanks for the replies!

 

[hermesfansf]

Wrasses do rub themselves from them to time..at least mine do that. I don't think it is ICH outbreak. A cleaner wrasse or neon goby will definitely help controlling the parasite.

 

[rajkovich207]

Just realized the title says Warsaw... sorry guys. Phone auto spell for the loss...

 

[_Alex_]

My wrasses do it and lawn mower blenny as well. No idea why but they do lol


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[Zack]

Interesting. I have a coris wrasse but never seen him do that. But good to know so I won't be freaking out if I see him do it in the future!

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