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Old 12-13-2016, 09:13 AM   #1
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How to remove a six line wrasse

So I have to remove my six line. I love him but he is terrorizing my coris wrasse to never come out of the sand. Anyone have a trick to try and get one of these fish out. I need a easy method, because I'm at school and my mom is going to attempt to remove him.


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Old 12-13-2016, 12:50 PM   #2
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Probably need a fish trap. Might be able to borrow one from a lfs.
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I can say catching a wrasse is not fun especially if the tank is full of rocks and stuff.
I can't imagine a corris wrasse being afraid of a 6 line wrasse as the corris family is a more aggressive wrasse , I would leave them be they'll learn to co exist together ,
I feel sorry for your mom as she will go nuts trying to catch him lol
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How to remove a six line wrasse

Yah she already has. My coris actually came out for a couple mins before going back under. I'll try to leave them be.
Would a small coral beauty you think help keep aggression down? I know angle fish run the tank.

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Another fish will increase aggression. A dwarf angel in a small tank will be in the same tussles that are already going on.
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I got the six line out, but I ended up doing all new rock formation, so it now comes down to fish to be paired with my line yellow coris.


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Old 12-13-2016, 05:47 PM   #7
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Well, that was really quick. Watch parameters to ensure you didn't kick up too much gunk around the rockwork.
The tank is a 29 right?
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Old 12-13-2016, 06:02 PM   #8
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Yes it is and I had to remove the rock to get him out so all new rock lay out.Click image for larger version

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best order of adding fish always add the more aggressive ones last. I still can't get over a corris wrasse wimping out to a six line . my red corris wrasse would have set him straight .
if your tank was bigger you would still be chasing him . as for coral beauty I wouldn't add to a tank smaller than a 40.
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How to remove a six line wrasse

I was sort of joking about the coral beauty. I just need to find some lazy pretty fish to compliment my corals.

So my coris wrasse went into hiding, I'm going to take a guess and say it's normal since all the rock has changed. I'm just worried since it has been almost 5 days since I have seen him eat.
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