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  1. 24th Dec 2002, 10:10 #1
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    Wrasse

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    The wrasse always buries itself. What actually do they eat ? Will they die of hunger ?

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  2. 24th Dec 2002, 11:19 #2
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    most wrasses bury themselves when frighten or to sleep.. they are usually very greedy fishes... they will feed hungrily on BS, worms, mysis shrimps etc... i feed mine with the following including tetra bits..
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    Thanks Kel[]
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  4. 24th Dec 2002, 11:56 #4
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    no prob..[]
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  5. 29th Dec 2002, 10:05 #5
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    Well that was a rather cosy convosation!
    What kind of wrasse is it?
    Currently keeping many wild betta species and other anabantoids.
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    james, i think he should be talking abt those small wrasses like clown or red coris wrasses etc in general.. []
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