Totally normal. Probably went right into the sand and will hang out there until she is comfortable coming out to have a look around and eat. If it is a new wrasse from overseas, it might also have "jet lag" and take a while to get onto your LED light schedule. Once they are on schedule, they will go to sleep and wake up at nearly the exact same time every day.
Thanks @JoJosReef , I was told by the owner she had been there for 3-4 weeks. She is probably enjoying my deep sand bed unlike what she had been in.
They're doing good from what I heard. A family brought then down to Jersey. He's down there because my grandfather has gone very downhill.
So sorry about your grandfather Walker. How is your friend recovering? This has been a tough year for you!
She's recovering well.
Yeah I had to get with the times finally! Ha
I'll be honest, I thought you were talking about your tailspot blenny at first, but I figured it out.Good morning Remi ( for now on you’ll be known as shrimp, read the thread.)
Beautiful Kev, Coincidentally, 2 new corals are on the way for my houseHere is under blues.
Dang Luis, you always one up me! If I would have known I would have picked up two more. Pics?Beautiful Kev, Coincidentally, 2 new corals are on the way for my house
I'm not home yet but it's a Miami Vice Zoa and a Spicy Lemon Favia
I usually check a day or two before and make any necessary adjustments to the new batch of water I’m mixing up. I do weekly water changes.water change done! how long do you guys like to wait after a waterchange to check your parameters? im really worried about my gonis. they are def NOT happy! at least most of them....
Sorry to hear that about your grandfather
Salinity but also add magnesium or calcium if either are below my target.
She's under the sand. May stay there for days or weeks until she's comfortable.
I didn't see my leopard for several days
Spicy Lemon is a cool one for sure!30 minutes of temperature acclimatization
