Wrasse Experts Needed

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I have recently become fascinated with wrasses. I have had a leopard wrasse for almost 2 years (purchased as a juvenile), but the colors of some of these fish are amazing.

I recently purchased a naoko, blue sided, and Solon wrasse. These fish were amazing and were eating within minutes of being acclimated. They thrived for about a week before dying off one by one in a matter of 4 or 5 days. I have either found their skeletons or the body of the fish with no signs of damage. Is there something I don't know about wrasses that could cause this? I feed LRS fish frenzy, spirulina brine and mysis enriched with Selcon and garlic. I keep about 5 days worth mixed in a squeeze bottle in the fridge.

My tank is almost 3 years old and has had many of the fish in it from the start.
 
Yes. Not in my home, but at an LFS I work at a couple days a week.
 
You ever noticed long white stringy poo?

I notice flukes more readily with wrasse. Prazi as well for flukes. 2 doses 5 days apart.
 
I've heard of people using it in the dt but it always makes me nervous. I have never noticed any white stringy poo (worms)
 
Idk I don't buy all the hype about worms. I feel like many people use it for every time they can't find a good explanation. How about other signs prior to dying? Flashing? Scraping? Breathing very fast? Discoloration?
 
Idk I don't buy all the hype about worms. I feel like many people use it for every time they can't find a good explanation. How about other signs prior to dying? Flashing? Scraping? Breathing very fast? Discoloration?
All three were perfect. Very social. Eating well. No aggression and no scraping at all. Since they bury themselves at night, is there anything that could get to them while the sleep like a big brittle starfish?
 
All three were perfect. Very social. Eating well. No aggression and no scraping at all. Since they bury themselves at night, is there anything that could get to them while the sleep like a big brittle starfish?
You found all 3 bodies with no harm right? If a creature did it you would see pieces of the fish missing.
 
No I only found one body with no harm and one skeleton and the last one has no trace at all.
 

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