Wrasse

They are some of the most colorful of the moderately-sized saltwater fish that can be incorporated into a reef aquarium. Many of these wrasse fish species are very active by nature and are nearly always swimming out in the open, adding activity and beauty to either a reef or peaceful fish-only aquarium. Because of their diet in nature, these fish are ill-suited for a reef aquarium, as they will readily consume most crabs, snails and tube worms. The ideal aquarium will have plenty of live rock for hiding and a sandy substrate for burrowing into at night. 

Six Line Wrasse	Cleaner Wrasse	Yellow Wrasse	Fairy Wrasse
Lyre Tail Hogfish	Red Breasted Maori Wrasse	Twospot Hogfish	Snooty Maori Wrasse
Three-spot Hogfish	Blackfin Hogfish	Harlequin Tuskfish	Coral Sea Fairy Wrasse
Exquisite Fairy Wrasse	Magenta-streaked Wrasse	Floral Maori Wrasse	Splitlevel Hogfish
Goldstripe Wrasse	Purple Lined Fairy Wrasse	Rainbow Fairy Wrasse	Barred Thicklip
Nebulous Wrasse	Dotted Fairy Wrasse	Pale Bar Coris	Flame Wrasse
Slingjaw Wrasse	Birdnose Wrasse	Pastel Green/Lime Wrasse	Bluetail Wrasse
Ring Wrasse	Pastel Ring Wrasse	Blue Lined Tubelip Wrasse	Half & half Wrasse
Cleaner Wrasse	Tubelip Wrasse	Green Leopard	Black Leopard
Two Spot Wrasse	Cheeklined Maori Wrasse	Slender Wrasse	Torpedo Wrasse
Blue Streaked Wrasse	Small tail Wrasse	Redstriped Wrasse	Blunt Headed Wrasse
Sixbar Wrasse	Jansens Wrasse	Lunare Wrasse	Yellow Lunar Wrasse

Wrasse Index  Marine Fish Index

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