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![]() Any wrasse from the genus Halichoeres might eat flatworms as well as pyramidellid snails and bristle worms. Its not just restricted to six lines (Pseudocheilinus hexataenia). In the past I used a Halichoeres chrysus to clean what was left in a 50gal. At the moment I've got the same issue as you. Not flatworms but needing a wrasse that will not get eaten by my dwarf lion or eel. I opted for a Halichoeres ornatissimus because they grow much larger. I had it shipped from J&L earlier this week.
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![]() Yellow coris wrasse
Melenarus wrasse mandarins will too |
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![]() Thanks for clearing all this up guys...appreciate the knowledge
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![]() Well since you are in mission i could rent mine out to you. It's a proven flatworm eater.
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![]() 6 line wrasses are bastards. There is a new post at least a couple of times a month by people who are asking how to trap the 6lines that are in their tank. They can be a huge pain in the ass and a menace in your tank. Really cool looking and active fish though.
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