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I have had a young male carpenters wrasse for almost two months now, model citizen fish! He is friendly, always active swimming all around the tank, and eats well. I came home from work today and noticed he wasn't swimming around in the open like usual. Normally he's with his buddies up next to the glass ready for dinner, but today he was absent.
On looking all over, I happened to find him under the death rock. I call it the deathrock because I have had 3 fish that ended up under it dead or dead shortly after. Even after feeding he didn't come out. I tried to see if I could pull him out to see if he had Sudden Unexplicable Death Syndrome, and he did move around some, but did not come out.
Is this normal wrasse behavior?
On looking all over, I happened to find him under the death rock. I call it the deathrock because I have had 3 fish that ended up under it dead or dead shortly after. Even after feeding he didn't come out. I tried to see if I could pull him out to see if he had Sudden Unexplicable Death Syndrome, and he did move around some, but did not come out.
Is this normal wrasse behavior?


