Yellow Coris Wrasse, disappeared?

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I've had my yellow coris wrasse in my 28 gallon nano for around 2-3 weeks now. Eats fine, always active, swims normal. Been doing great, but I haven't seen him today. Is this a regular occurance? :tongue:

I have a bluespot jawfish and a clownfish that have been in the tank for 2-3 months.
 
mine goes under the sand half the time
 
check the overflow boxcould be in the sand bed sleeping still
how long has the lights been on without it showing?
 
Check your sump-thing at the back of the tank thoroughly. Also, wrasses are kinda known to disappear for no reason. :-/
 
If it's still gone after a week or 2 and not in your sump. I'd go through the rocks to see if it's gone or has passsed and is being eaten by your cleaners, since it's only a 28cube it shouldn't be that hard.
 
If it's still gone after a week or 2 and not in your sump. I'd go through the rocks to see if it's gone or has passsed and is being eaten by your cleaners, since it's only a 28cube it shouldn't be that hard.

Might as well just leave it alone...
 

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