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seabird wrasse eating snails/crabs?


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    thanx angie.they are very active fish mine never hide the male is always doing his shimmy dance for the female .as for clean up crew i have a few fish that like the snails and crabs alike as snacks so yes restocking as always nessesary.normally i would never reccomend a bird wrasse for a reef tank.but my tanks are def not the norm.i expect and accept having to restock clean up crews as im used to keeping fish that eat them.

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    i was trying to get this guy out of the tank just now and its almost impossible to get him!

    everytime i try to get him in the net he darts off underneath the rocks.

    is there any trick to catching him in the net?

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