Lubbock's and McCosker's experience...

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So, we decided to add a second wrasse (McCosker's) to the 75G. The Lubbock's wasn't too keen on that idea! For two days he's been chasing the McCosker around. We were just discussing how to go about catching one of the two wrasses and separating them until further notice, and then:
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Too easy! (We're looking into a netted top now...)
We built this fancy quarantine chamber to keep him for a week or so:
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That's awesome! That should allow the Lubbocki to get used to the McKoskeri. I use a "critter keeper" to acclimate new inhabitants to their peers. I'm actually having a bit of an issue with my Lubbocki chasing too much, never a nip. I'd like to catch him, put him in QT for a month, then re-introduce him so he loses his sense of ownership to the tank.
 
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