Labroides Dimidiatus
Other name: Bluestreak cleaner wrasse
Pseudocheilinus Hexataenia
Other names: Six Line Wrasse, Pyjama Wrasse
Halichoeres chrysus
Other names: Canary wrasse, Golden rainbow fish, Yellow wrasse
Halichoeres melanurus
Other names: Hoeven's wrasse, Pinstriped wrasse, Tail-spot wrasse, Three-eyed wrasse, Yellow-tailed wrasse
Paracheilinus Filamentosus
Other name: Filamentous wrasse
Cirrhilabrus Solorensis
Other names: Red Head Solon Fairy Wrasse, Tricolor Fairy Wrasse, Redheaded Fairy Wrasse, Red-eyed Fairy Wrasse, Blueside Wrasse
Cirrhilabrus Lubbocki
Other name: Multicolour Lubbock's Wrasse
Halichoeres Hortulanus
Other names: Four-spot wrasse, Rainbowfish, Wall wrasse
Gomphosus caeruleus
Other names: Bird wrasse, Birdfish, Blue green bird wrasse, Checkerboard wrasse, Green birdmouth wrasse, Indian Ocean bird wrasse
Halichoeres rubricephalus
Other name: Redhead wrasse
Coris Gaimard
Other names: African clown wrasse, African coris, Clown wrasse, Gaimard's wrasse, Rainbow wrasse, Yellowtail coris
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, ple...
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.
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