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01-17-2008, 05:30 AM
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I was just going to say ... I'm pretty sure that's a false cleaner wrasse (not a real cleaner). The cincher is that you said he's eating prepared foods ...
A real cleaner wrasse won't leave bite marks. Some more reading.. http://www.wetwebmedia.com/labroiidfaqs.htm http://www.uog.edu/marinelab/fish/sp...taeniatus.html Not sure what to suggest. The last page there says most fish will learn to stay away from them but I imagine that's in the context of the wild, not a captive aquarium. I think you may want to get him out of there, for the sake of your other fish.  Sorry and good luck!!! (Or should I say "Happy hunting"?)
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