The Wrasse Lover's Thread!

^ I'm fairly certain she wasn't around too long, but I do not know the story. :(
 
No . I only had her for a couple of months before I lost quite a few fish while I was out of town working in Alaska. It was a ruff couple of months.
 
Ok ok, I met up with Hunter once and he converted me from a Tang guy to a wrasse guy.Now my wife loves wrasse too. I have 5 now here are my last two additions.
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Who says you can box new sand sleeping wrasse? He used the sand the first night.
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^ Love the female coloration of the M. kuiteri.
 
Ok ok, I met up with Hunter once and he converted me from a Tang guy to a wrasse guy.Now my wife loves wrasse too. I have 5 now here are my last two additions.
Who says you can box new sand sleeping wrasse? He used the sand the first night.

Great looking ! thanks for posting ...
 
^ We keep both species together without issue. The Kuiteri, however, is the dominant leopard even though he was introduced much later.
 

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