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Old 04-03-2007, 12:36 PM   #1
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Lunare Wrasse

I added a lunare wrasse last week and he seemed to be getting along fine...until I got up this morning and noticed that my red knob starfish had chunks taken out of him. I pulled the starfish out, but was wondering if anyone else has had problems like this with a wrasse. Also, should I worry about the wrasse and my other fish. I currently only have 2 damsels, two ocell. clowns, a blenny, a cleaner shrimp, and about two dozen hermits.

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Re: Lunare Wrasse

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I added a lunare wrasse last week and he seemed to be getting along fine...until I got up this morning and noticed that my red knob starfish had chunks taken out of him. I pulled the starfish out, but was wondering if anyone else has had problems like this with a wrasse. Also, should I worry about the wrasse and my other fish. I currently only have 2 damsels, two ocell. clowns, a blenny, a cleaner shrimp, and about two dozen hermits.

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hey I have a pinstripe wrasse and the same thing happened to me with my chocolate chip starfish... I guess no star fish for us
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I have a Lunare Wrasse in a pretty large tank. He is fun to watch. Very active. I think due to their aggressive nature you have to watch what you keep as tankmates. I had a Yellow Tang that I lost not too long after I added him. I think the YT's immune system was stressed by his aggressiveness. Also a very aggressive eater right from my hand. He eats flakes also.
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