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Hi guys,
I know there are a lot of similar questions, but maybe not quite this situation.
Had a yellow "Coris" wrasse (H. chrysus) for 10 months in my nano while getting the new big tank ready. Added him in after a month and a half of rocksteady parameters. Slow acclimated, yada yada. He wasn't the first fish in either.
After adding him, he immediately went to hide in the sand, then changed his mind and spend the rest of the day swimming about, eating, checking things out.
Next day, nowhere to be seen, definitely didn't jump out, slip through a crack, etc., as the system is redundantly secured against that. Presumed he'd hidden overnight. No worries.
That was 2 weeks ago. Just ... looking for a $.02 on exactly how long I should go before I fret. Tank's running about as rock solid as it can, and water params are steady and clear. He was plump and healthy before going in, and I've no reason to believe anything changed.
But ... that's a long time, especially after only about a 60 minute interval between tanks. He's just flat out my favorite fish, and yeah ... well.
I know there are a lot of similar questions, but maybe not quite this situation.
Had a yellow "Coris" wrasse (H. chrysus) for 10 months in my nano while getting the new big tank ready. Added him in after a month and a half of rocksteady parameters. Slow acclimated, yada yada. He wasn't the first fish in either.
After adding him, he immediately went to hide in the sand, then changed his mind and spend the rest of the day swimming about, eating, checking things out.
Next day, nowhere to be seen, definitely didn't jump out, slip through a crack, etc., as the system is redundantly secured against that. Presumed he'd hidden overnight. No worries.
That was 2 weeks ago. Just ... looking for a $.02 on exactly how long I should go before I fret. Tank's running about as rock solid as it can, and water params are steady and clear. He was plump and healthy before going in, and I've no reason to believe anything changed.
But ... that's a long time, especially after only about a 60 minute interval between tanks. He's just flat out my favorite fish, and yeah ... well.