What does your wrasse look like before bed?

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My melanurus wrasse seems to go to bed around 710-730pm. He put's his fins up & bobs up & down for a few minutes before he makes his plunge into the sand. Anyone elses wrasse have a sleeping ritual?
 
my tamarin hits the sack about 30 minutes before the lights go out like clockwork! Amazing how they know!
 
Very interesting. I'll watch my potters tonight to see if he has any ritual before bed. Usually he's cruising the rocks still looking for a bedtime snack I'm assuming.

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My yellow coris wrasse swims around his sleeping area picking up and moving any hermits or snails that might be near it, then he makes the plunge about an hour before lights out.
 
My wrasse doesn't really have a routine, he just goes behind the rocks...actually all my fish minus the clowns do that. The clowns on the other hand sleep together up at the top of my tank next to the overflow. First night I had them I'd thought they both died the next morning - scared the crap out of me since they're true onyx mated pair. Now it's just cute.
 

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