I came home from work and as usual the first thing I do is check on my tanks. I noticed the tank in the dining room did not have flash of orange and white from my snowflake pair that it usually has when you glance at it. as I got closer I noticed the male was in a cave by himself and he has never gone in that cave before EVER EVER. I knew something was wrong instantly. I looked around and found my female dried up on the floor next to the tank. it sucks when you lose. a fish that you have grown so attached to. so much personality literally down the drain. I just feel bad for the male all alone now. I will hae to find him a friend soon.
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Thats my routine too when I walk into the house. Sucks when something like that happens. I just lost my super male linneatus wrasse so I know how you feel.
that totally stinks! Please tell Gomer my 
husband that jumping is exactly why we need a mesh screen over the top of our rimless!!!!!
jhill9
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Sorry to hear. I recently found a wrasse that jumped out of the tank. That feeling sucks.
Sorry to hear about your jumper! Why won't they just stay where the water is?
mwilliams62
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Sorry for your lose I found two of my fishes like that too. I am now in the process of msking the screen mesh covers. Just got my supplies yesterday.
fjwaquarium
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Sorry to hear that. It's sad see the fish jump out of the tank
