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Will a yellow coris wrasse go good with clams?
If it is a sand bed clam like a derasa or squamosa (or if you put a maxima or hippopus on the sand), the yellow chrysus wrasse may get sand all over it and iritate it, but it shouldn't nip the clam.
 
If it is a sand bed clam like a derasa or squamosa (or if you put a maxima or hippopus on the sand), the yellow chrysus wrasse may get sand all over it and iritate it, but it shouldn't nip the clam.
So you agree with the name on the fish?
 
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Big thanks to my secret Santa!!
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Looks like you got everything on my list! Did I think the poster was bigger? Yes, but that's my fault not yours 😂

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Looks like you got everything on my list! Did I think the poster was bigger? Yes, but that's my fault not yours 😂

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Unless that shirt is a MooMoo?
 

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