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I have two Wrasses up for sale, need to re-home them. Both have been through multiple rounds of Prazi, full treatment of copper, and GC. They are healthy and parasite free. They eat frozen brine, frozen mysis, live black worms, live brine.

The lepoard Wrasse I have had for 2.5 years. Unfortunately my female decided to change to male due to the addition of a female potters. So now I have 2 males and they are not getting along.

Male blue star lepoard Wrasse asking $40 he is 4 inches.

I also have a female EarMuff wrasse. Need to re-home her due to aggression as well. She is about 2.5 inches.

Female EarMuff Wrasse asking $60.

No I will not ship, don't ask but I'm sure some will still ask lol. Pick up only for these prices.

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Gosh I would take that leopard wrasse in a second! im in Missouri though. Willing to drive? lol
 
Gosh I would take that leopard wrasse in a second! im in Missouri though. Willing to drive? lol
Lol that's a drive for sure. I can't believe I'm having such a hard time re-homing, second time trying this. I'd be in a car asap of someone local was offering these.

Thanks for the post!
 
Where in Jersey you located?
 
Still have the ear muff?
 

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