Species
Browsing 22 species. Use the filters below to narrow down.
Adorned wrasse
FishHalichoeres cosmetus
A reef-dwelling wrasse with detailed patterning earned through its name alone.
Black-belt hogfish
FishBodianus mesothorax
A boldly two-toned wrasse with a sharp contrast that practically splits it in half.
Blackear Wrasse
FishHalichoeres poeyi
A bold Atlantic wrasse with a sharp temper for its own kind.
Blackspot Pigmy Wrasse
FishWetmorella nigropinnata
A tiny, secretive reef wrasse that disappears into caves the moment you look away.
Blue-scaled Fairy Wrasse
FishCirrhilabrus cyanopleura
A roving reef wrasse that brings shimmering blue flanks to the open water column.
Clown wrasse
FishCoris gaimard
A wrasse that completely reinvents its look from juvenile to adult.
Deepwater Wrasse
FishCirrhilabrus bathyphilus
A rarely seen deep-reef wrasse from some of the Pacific's most remote atolls.
Diagonal-lined Wrasse
FishWetmorella albofasciata
A tiny, secretive reef wrasse that haunts caves and rarely ventures into the open.
Eightline Flasher Wrasse
FishParacheilinus octotaenia
A Red Sea gem whose dazzling courtship displays have to be seen to be believed.
Exquisite Wrasse
FishCirrhilabrus exquisitus
A flamboyant fairy wrasse that puts on constant courtship displays in the reef tank.
Flame Wrasse
FishCirrhilabrus jordani
Hawaii's most vivid wrasse, blazing red and orange across reef drop-offs.
Fourspot Hogfish
FishBodianus diana
A boldly spotted reef predator with a quirky association with mushroom corals.
Ocellated Wrasse
FishHalichoeres melasmapomus
A bold cheek-spotted wrasse with a wide Pacific range and big personality.
Pelvic-spot Wrasse
FishPseudocheilinops ataenia
A tiny, secretive reef wrasse that vanishes into the coral the moment you look away.
Rainbow wrasse
FishHalichoeres iridis
A kaleidoscopic reef wrasse that shifts color as it matures.
Red-eye Wrasse
FishCirrhilabrus solorensis
A reef-dweller that actually uses coral cover, not just open rubble.
Rockmover
FishNovaculichthys taeniourus
A reef demolition crew in fish form, juvenile and adult look like different species.
Six-line Wrasse
FishPseudocheilinus hexataenia
A bold, reef-safe hunter that punches well above its size in attitude.
Slippery Dick
FishHalichoeres bivittatus
A bold, fast-moving wrasse that earns its unforgettable name.
Social Fairy Wrasse
FishCirrhilabrus rubriventralis
A jewel-toned Red Sea wrasse that dances through the water column in groups.
Splendid Rainbow Wrasse
FishHalichoeres marginatus
A reef wrasse that shifts from drab to vivid as it matures.
Yellowhead Wrasse
FishHalichoeres garnoti
A Western Atlantic wrasse that transforms dramatically as it matures.