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"Leopards are hard man.... Even if you are prepared, and have a good plan, there's a certain amount of luck with leopard wrasses. Many people have trouble getting their leopards to eat, which obviously makes things difficult. If you can get them to accept food, many wrasses come to us with internal parasites, which will kill them, even if they eat. Then add the whole hiding/sleeping under the sand aspect, and you feel pretty good if you have a 75% success rate with leopards.  \n  \nIf she's eating but still losing weight, she's probably got parasites. You can try a 7 day PraziPro treatment to eliminate internal parasites. Keep feeding her, and hope for the best! Make sure she's got a nice sand bed to sleep in, and don't disturb her while she's buried. \n  \nAlso, Leopards are very active pod eaters. They graze constantly, and it really helps to have an active refugium linked to your system to provide a stream of live food for them to pick at. If you don't have that, they may accept the food you give, but still starve over time. "
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