Hi guys,
First time poster long time creeper...that doesn't sound right...
Anyway, I just wanted to know if anyone ever had this same problem. I have a 55 gal display tank with two tomato clown, a neon goby, and a chalk bass...and I was thinking to myself what fish should I add to my tank...a wrasse of course...to I go to my LFS and they had two Exquisite Wrasses which after doing all of my research was one of my top three choices...so I decided to get it. Got it home put it in my tank and it ran and hid...typical right...next morning for feeding out it comes to eat and everything seemed fine...went to work came home didn't see it for two days. My roommate said he saw the fish chasing each other and tonight I found the Wrasse in the back of my tank with a hole in his side...dirty Chalk bass must have got him good....
Anyway, I was just wondering if anyone ever had problems this this combination of fish? I know they somewhat look the same so that could have been the problem...idk:(
Thanks for your input
Brian
First time poster long time creeper...that doesn't sound right...
Anyway, I just wanted to know if anyone ever had this same problem. I have a 55 gal display tank with two tomato clown, a neon goby, and a chalk bass...and I was thinking to myself what fish should I add to my tank...a wrasse of course...to I go to my LFS and they had two Exquisite Wrasses which after doing all of my research was one of my top three choices...so I decided to get it. Got it home put it in my tank and it ran and hid...typical right...next morning for feeding out it comes to eat and everything seemed fine...went to work came home didn't see it for two days. My roommate said he saw the fish chasing each other and tonight I found the Wrasse in the back of my tank with a hole in his side...dirty Chalk bass must have got him good....
Anyway, I was just wondering if anyone ever had problems this this combination of fish? I know they somewhat look the same so that could have been the problem...idk:(
Thanks for your input
Brian
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