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Radiant Wrasse

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Radiant Wrasse (Halichoeres iridis)

The Radiant Wrasse, also known as the Iridis Wrasse, is a brilliantly colored reef fish admired for its glowing orange-red body accented with vivid blue and yellow highlights. Active and graceful, this wrasse brings constant motion and vibrant contrast to reef aquariums, while also helping to control pests such as flatworms and small invertebrates. Its beauty and utility make it a popular choice among hobbyists.

Size: Typically grows up to 5 inches in length

Country of Origin: Western Indian Ocean and coastal regions of East Africa

Latin Name: Halichoeres iridis

Care Level: Moderate – requires a well-established aquarium with fine sand for burrowing and plenty of live rock for foraging and shelter

Radiant Wrasses are carnivores, feeding on small invertebrates, worms, and crustaceans. They are generally considered reef safe, as they typically ignore corals and clams, though they may consume tiny ornamental invertebrates.


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    Radiant Wrasse (Halichoeres iridis)

    The Radiant Wrasse, also known as the Iridis Wrasse, is a brilliantly colored reef fish admired for its glowing orange-red body accented with vivid blue and yellow highlights. Active and graceful, this wrasse brings constant motion and vibrant contrast to reef aquariums, while also helping to control pests such as flatworms and small invertebrates. Its beauty and utility make it a popular choice among hobbyists.

    Size: Typically grows up to 5 inches in length

    Country of Origin: Western Indian Ocean and coastal regions of East Africa

    Latin Name: Halichoeres iridis

    Care Level: Moderate – requires a well-established aquarium with fine sand for burrowing and plenty of live rock for foraging and shelter

    Radiant Wrasses are carnivores, feeding on small invertebrates, worms, and crustaceans. They are generally considered reef safe, as they typically ignore corals and clams, though they may consume tiny ornamental invertebrates.

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