Wrasses

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This is comparable to 211 Gallons of water. I have a 225 and have 1 carpenter flash, 1 blue star leopard, 1 yellow coris and 1 malenarous with no issues. I plan on adding another blue star as the bigger one will turn male and adding two potters wrasses. However depending species is key and if they will mix. Some will mix as female/male some won't, some are aggressive others aren't and some only eat pods until broken onto frozen or mysis. My blue Star only ate pods for the first month or two, he is now taking in Mysis and nori. Also consider hiding/rock. I have over approximate 260 lbs of rock in the tank along with another 100 in the refug and have established a GREAT pod infestation.
 

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