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    Default Wrasse/sandbed compatability

    I am still debating my wrasse selection and sandbed size. Right now I have about 3" as I had a leopard wrasse. Is there a way to keep sandbed sleeping wrasses with a shallower sandbed? I would love a shallower sandbed but I am not sure of a way to do this? I want to add another leopard wrasse to the new tank once it arrives and the levels settle down.
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    We talked to Alton this weekend and he keeps jawfish by making several deeper mounds around on his sandbed, so maybe having deeper areas for the wrasses to hide/sleep would be good enough without having a deep sand bed all throughout the tank.
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    Steve kept several wrasses and gobies in his 280g with a 1" bed.

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    I have a coris wrasse in a BB tank, and so far it seems to be doing fine. It has only been about a month so it maybe alittle to soon to tell.

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    Kevin you saw my 90 when it was going. I had about 1 to 2" depth depending on where at in the tank. My Christmas wrasse was happy and I didn't have any issues. He was about 4 1/2" in length and fat.
    John

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    Well this is good news as I really like the idea of a shallower sandbed in the display. I still plan on a dsb in the fuge but am going to try out the shallow sand bed in the display.
    Kevin- 375 Gallon Reef

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