Sea hare buried itself over leopard wrasse

[NL146]

I haven't seen my leopard wrasse (Macropharyngodon bipartitus) since the lights came on today. Usually she's up and about, almost the most active fish in the tank. I checked out where she usually sleeps and noticed a bigger mound than normal so I gently moved some sand away which revealed the back of my sea hare. It buried itself right over where the leopard wrasse dives in. Should I be concerned? Should I disturb the sea hare, try to get it to move? Should I wait it out?

Thanks for any advice.

 

[44santababy]

totally wait it out, my wrasses sleep in the rocks for extended periods of time with the lights on. The sea hare will not prevent the fish from emerging from the sand.

 

[NL146]

totally wait it out, my wrasses sleep in the rocks for extended periods of time with the lights on. The sea hare will not prevent the fish from emerging from the sand.

I hope so. I've had her for a while and would hate to lose it.

 

[nanoreefer22]

Maybe they love each other :bunnies:

Sorry that was no help Nigel....

 

[Fourevrloud]

Lmao

 

[Chefjpaul]

Maybe they love each other :bunnies:

Sorry that was no help Nigel....

That'll be a funky hybrid.
What will you name the offspring?

 

[albano]

That'll be a funky hybrid.
What will you name the offspring?

My harey wrasse

 

[NL146]

Maybe they love each other :bunnies:

Sorry that was no help Nigel....

Sigh @ Kris

 

[duromega]

My harey wrasse

LMAO
:lol::lol::lol::lol:

 

[NL146]

Both have emerged...

 

[G_MONEY]

My harey wrasse

LOL

Merry Christmas everybody!