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06-10-2011, 02:41 AM
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If you purchased a cleaner wrasse expecting it to pick up eating, especially right away, you didn't do your homework.
Many do eat in captivity, but just as many, likely much more, eventually perish because they don't eat. I've gotten a few to eat, and oddly in all cases they started eating NLS Thera-A 1mm pellet food - before frozen (mysis/brine/whatever) or other brands offered. Good luck. 
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