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![]() true its highly dependant on the individual fish but the more-than-likely potentially tragic negative outcome greatly outweighs the less-than-likely possible positive-attitude 6-line wrasse.
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![]() ive never had trouble with mine in over 3 years but i hear they will cause trouble with some gobies and dragonets
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![]() many will claim that they are the most aggressive of wrasses. 'nuff said? i think so.
I personally would not risk it because like chin said, you never know if the fish will just snap one day. |
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![]() Thanks for the input guys, I'm glad I asked. I almost bought one too. I only accidently came across something about compatibility. The site I usually go to for fish info didn't say anything other than 'great reef fish'. I'm glad I double checked.
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![]() Mike, the six-line fit right in with the big fish, so all is good !
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