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Red Cory Wrasse

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Hey Guys,
I have a Red Cory Wrasse to trade. Its a 5-6" in size maturing female - and currently my tank is getting too small for it.

Its in Los Angeles - local pick up only

  1. Very active and gorgeous
  2. Requires at-least 3 -4 inch of soft deep sand bed
  3. A larger tank (preferably 6-7 ft in length and minimum 125G )
  4. Aggressive tank mates - its known to be a hostile towards gentler fish
  5. Local pickup only - this species is not known to travel well so would prefer a local trade to keep the stress to minimum possible
  6. In my tank it has not picked on any soft corals or sticks however they are known to tumble the rocks in search of food - so FOWLR is ideal but they are not known to be coral eater but cause collateral damage - so well stacked and glued aquariums will work

Please do read about them before you try to get this gorgeous - https://www.saltwateraquariumblog.com/red-coris-wrasse-care-guide/

My first priority is a suitable habitat for the animal but if i can trade i would like to get some sticks that i do not have.

Pictures to follow.
 
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