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Red Corris Wrasse Needs a home

victorcan

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need to find this beautiful 9" Red Corris Wrasse a new home, He is best suited for a FOWLR system, has been in my mixed reef for about 8 months.. He eats every snail he can get outta its shell, likes Red Polyps as well but no other LPS or SPS was touched? He is a rabbid swimmer also major digger he can get from one side of my 8' tank to the other in my deep sand bed. Great for keeping the sandbed clean? I honestly Love the fish but hate that he will move my rocks, & corals just to kill time.\He even made a graveyard for all his snail kills (never saw anything like this in 30years of husbandry)

I will take anything reasonable in exchange for him.. Id Really hit the jackpot trading him for a lg or xl powder blue or simular reef friendly fish? But literally open to anything just to find him a good home. Pics in these pics dont do him justice , deep red / maroon red body, purple speckles and lines just gorgeous fish..


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