Wrasse Pair For Sale

Ben Pedersen

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I'm sad to say that after 4+ years it's time to part with my amazing Wrasses. They are fat, healthy, beautiful, and tame (they eat out of your hand). Approx. 8" from nose to tail. I will only sell the pair together (Male and Female). I am selling because I would like to keep some smaller fish and some clams. Local pickup only (South East Michigan).

Male (He is outlined in light blue):
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Female (Amazing orange/red blush around her face and light green and purple highlights on the bottom back fin):
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Together:
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Based on an R2R Poll I did on the subject, The price for the pair is $250. I am willing to negotiate. :)

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https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/what-is-a-fair-price.834177/
 
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Someone needs to jump on this! My tanks are all filled :(
I just got 2 clams today.. :). Would like to put them in the main tank but can't until my friends (the wrasse are gone). I will miss the wrasse.
 
Price down to $210
 
I can’t believe they are still available!
 
Now it’s probably worth it for your LFS to buy them and resell them!! (In fact, could they take them in trade for dry goods, or on consignment?)
 
Now it’s probably worth it for your LFS to buy them and resell them!! (In fact, could they take them in trade for dry goods, or on consignment?)
I would do it... but the LFS wants customers to pay for fish they want to drop off.. even if they can resell them. It is crazy.
 
Wow, that’s a new one on me. Lol. That’s like ‘Heads I win, Tails you lose.’ ;)
 

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