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Femininus Wrasse (Blue striped tamarin)
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With a sense of humor that dry I'd love to try one of his martinis. LOL
dnov99
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Hi Ray, all is great here. I was just thinking that I havent heard from you in a while. Hope all is well with you...
That’s a fine looking guppy! 
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Sadly, I found her dead today. If there was ever a fish that I wanted to have live it was this one. Truly an amazing and spectacular fish. I was concerned yesterday when she only came out of the sand for 2 hours although she did eat. She was just not acting right and I had a bad feeling and sure enough, my fears where confirmed. They are known very poor shippers and I have a feeling something went wrong in the trip from California to the LFS. I even had my tank at a cool 74 degrees as these are a coolwater fish. Some fish are just best left in the ocean and I believe this is one of them. 
Darren, sorry for your loss. 
Sorry to hear that Darren. Anampses Genus wrasses have a dismal survival rate. And it's not neccesarily because they aren't tough customers. Everything I've read says that once adapted many in the Genus can be quite hardy, it's just the shipping that gets to them, and also, like the Macropharyngodon genus wrasses, the tamarins are constant pickers (when young).
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Ugh, really sorry to hear this Darren. She was a truly spectacular fish.
I wonder if it was too much change in such a short time? How long did it get a chance to settle in at the LFS before you brought it home?
I wonder if it was too much change in such a short time? How long did it get a chance to settle in at the LFS before you brought it home?
Sorry to hear this.
+1Sorry to hear this.