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Can someone help me find a pink-streaked wrasse, I have been looking forever and it seems like no one has them. Are they seasonal. It's the one fish I need for my small tank that is holding up my last addition. Thank you.
 

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My new Terelabrus wrasse I'm QTing right now. One of the most curious fish I've seen, has been eating anything I put in the tank since day one.

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Never seen my Meleagris Leopard so horny. He is in his counting suit a lot. More than I ever seen before. Hope it won’t wear him down resulting a stress and dead Leopard.
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Never seen my Meleagris Leopard so horny. He is in his counting suit a lot. More than I ever seen before. Hope it won’t wear him down resulting a stress and dead Leopard.
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He’s checking out that naso.
 

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Alright guys, Im looking to add one more wrasse. I want something that is a stunner but will stand up to the Ornate leopard in the tank. He can be a rather obnoxious fish at times. Especially to the Choati in there. I was thinking about Melanurus but I have read they can be hard on hermits and snails. Any other suggestions?
 

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Not sure I would put melanurus and stunner in the same sentence.
My Melanurus likes swimming above my Hollywood Stunner.
 

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