Wrasses (Labridae) form a family in the order Perciformes. These colorful fish family is establish in the coastal areas of all oceans and most preferably rock or coral reefs. The majority of wrasse is long between 6 and 80 cm, but there are also species which reach a length of about 2m. The smaller species, which are best suited for hunting, plenty of exercise and thus require large aquarium, otherwise they tend to stereotypical behavior.
Labroides Dimidiatus
Other name: Bluestreak cleaner wrasse
Halichoeres chrysus
Other names: Canary wrasse, Golden rainbow fish, Yellow wrasse
Paracheilinus Carpenteri
Other name: Pink flasher
Thalassoma Lunare
Other name: Crescent wrasse
Halichoeres Marginatus
Other names: Splendid Rainbow Wrasse, Two-eyed Wrasse
Cirrhilabrus Lubbocki
Other name: Multicolour Lubbock's Wrasse
Cirrhilabrus Exquisitus
Other name: Exquisite Wrasse
Thalassoma quinquevittatum
Other name: Blackspot wrasse
Halichoeres rubricephalus
Other name: Redhead wrasse
