Wrasses

Halichoeres iridis

A kaleidoscopic reef wrasse that shifts color as it matures.

Cirrhilabrus solorensis

A reef-dweller that actually uses coral cover, not just open rubble.

Pseudocoris yamashiroi

A fast-moving reef wrasse with vivid pink tones and open-water energy.

Novaculichthys taeniourus

A reef demolition crew in fish form, juvenile and adult look like different species.

Cirrhilabrus scottorum

A brilliantly colored fairy wrasse that rewards patient, experienced reef keepers.

Pseudocheilinus hexataenia

A bold, reef-safe hunter that punches well above its size in attitude.

Halichoeres bivittatus

A bold, fast-moving wrasse that earns its unforgettable name.

Cirrhilabrus rubriventralis

A jewel-toned Red Sea wrasse that dances through the water column in groups.

Halichoeres marginatus

A reef wrasse that shifts from drab to vivid as it matures.

Cirrhilabrus tonozukai

A current-loving fairy wrasse with bold color and fascinating group dynamics.

Macropharyngodon bipartitus bipartitus

A peaceful shoaling wrasse from the Indian Ocean that thrives in small groups.

Macropharyngodon bipartitus

A boldly patterned reef wrasse that rewards patient, experienced keepers.

Halichoeres chrysus

A cheerful, all-yellow wrasse that's as easygoing as it looks.

Paracheilinus flavianalis

A small reef wrasse that puts on dazzling courtship displays in group settings.

Halichoeres garnoti

A Western Atlantic wrasse that transforms dramatically as it matures.