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Sweepers on mine come out usually when I put food in or mess with the tank.

Mines out. It should not take long. Mine never retracts unless I move it but it is back out in less than an hour.

Some wrasses hide and sleep in a deep sand bed. The Leopard does this. I don't know about the one you have. It will be out more when it adjusts to your tank.

I have a clown Goby, a Yellowhead jawfish and my Green Mandarin with several other fishes. The Mandarin has warning colors so they stay away. You need lots of live rock and pods for it.

I would try pieces of squid and shrimp, scallop slices and maybe some live food like grass shrimp. Do more research. Try a turkey baster with different food items. Good luck.

You could try a Leopard wrasse. These eat small crustaceans off the live rock. You need a well established tank.

They are great. Mine has florescent green tips. I like watching the sweepers and the polyps in the current. Every now and then the colony will produce an extra wide sweeper with a bifid tip.

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I just set up my first reef tank. The previous owner had all the components installed in the stand. I drove my truck to Atlanta to get it along with the fish and inverts and bring it back to Mobile. I stayed up til 4:00 am setting it back up. I am very pleased with it and look forward to adding...