The Rock Wrasse is a colorful and active reef fish, known for its elongated body adorned with vibrant green, blue, and orange hues. Juveniles often display striking contrasting patterns that gradually soften as they mature. Highly energetic and curious, Rock Wrasses constantly explore rockwork and sandbeds, making them a lively and engaging addition to marine aquariums.
Size: Typically grows up to 8 inches in length
Country of Origin: Eastern Pacific region, including the Gulf of California and coastal waters of Central America
Latin Name: Halichoeres semicinctus
Care Level: Moderate – thrives in well-established aquariums with stable water parameters, ample swimming space, and a sandy substrate for burrowing and foraging
Rock 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 disturb sand-dwelling invertebrates but generally leave corals and larger tankmates unharmed. Their vibrant colors and playful, active behavior make them a captivating and dynamic addition to reef aquariums.
The Rock Wrasse is a colorful and active reef fish, known for its elongated body adorned with vibrant green, blue, and orange hues. Juveniles often display striking contrasting patterns that gradually soften as they mature. Highly energetic and curious, Rock Wrasses constantly explore rockwork and sandbeds, making them a lively and engaging addition to marine aquariums.
Size: Typically grows up to 8 inches in length
Country of Origin: Eastern Pacific region, including the Gulf of California and coastal waters of Central America
Latin Name: Halichoeres semicinctus
Care Level: Moderate – thrives in well-established aquariums with stable water parameters, ample swimming space, and a sandy substrate for burrowing and foraging
Rock 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 disturb sand-dwelling invertebrates but generally leave corals and larger tankmates unharmed. Their vibrant colors and playful, active behavior make them a captivating and dynamic addition to reef aquariums.
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