The Lunare Wrasse, also known as the Moon Wrasse, is a vibrant and energetic reef fish, admired for its striking combination of blue, green, and yellow hues, with distinctive dark lateral markings. Males are especially colorful, while females and juveniles display softer tones. Highly active and constantly in motion, this wrasse adds both color and excitement to midwater zones of reef aquariums.
Size: Typically grows up to 10 inches in length
Country of Origin: Indo-Pacific region, including Indonesia, the Philippines, and northern Australia
Latin Name: Thalassoma lunare
Care Level: Moderate – thrives in well-established aquariums with stable water parameters, ample swimming space, and plenty of rockwork for hiding
Lunare Wrasses are carnivores that feed on small crustaceans, worms, and other meaty marine foods. In captivity, they readily accept mysis shrimp, brine shrimp, and finely chopped seafood. They are reef safe with caution, as they may prey on small ornamental crustaceans, but generally leave corals and larger invertebrates unharmed. Their bold coloration, energetic behavior, and playful personality make them a favorite for hobbyists seeking a dynamic reef fish.
The Lunare Wrasse, also known as the Moon Wrasse, is a vibrant and energetic reef fish, admired for its striking combination of blue, green, and yellow hues, with distinctive dark lateral markings. Males are especially colorful, while females and juveniles display softer tones. Highly active and constantly in motion, this wrasse adds both color and excitement to midwater zones of reef aquariums.
Size: Typically grows up to 10 inches in length
Country of Origin: Indo-Pacific region, including Indonesia, the Philippines, and northern Australia
Latin Name: Thalassoma lunare
Care Level: Moderate – thrives in well-established aquariums with stable water parameters, ample swimming space, and plenty of rockwork for hiding
Lunare Wrasses are carnivores that feed on small crustaceans, worms, and other meaty marine foods. In captivity, they readily accept mysis shrimp, brine shrimp, and finely chopped seafood. They are reef safe with caution, as they may prey on small ornamental crustaceans, but generally leave corals and larger invertebrates unharmed. Their bold coloration, energetic behavior, and playful personality make them a favorite for hobbyists seeking a dynamic reef fish.
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