Juvenile Formosa Wrasse (Coris formosa)

The Formosa Wrasse is also referred to as the Formosan Coris or Queen Coris. The juvenile and adult appearances vary greatly. As a juvenile, the body color is orange with white tiger stripes across the back. The stripes and fins are outlined in black. As an adult, the females have a dark blue-green body with black spots, accented by red on the fins, and a light-blue diagonal stripe across the orange face. The males have a light-blue body with vertical blue stripes and several green stripes on the face. They can reach up to 2 feet and will require an aquarium of at least 180 with a tight fitted lid. Their diet consists of mysis, brine, and other meaty food. 

This fish is guaranteed for live arrival.

• Care Level

  Intermediate

• Tank Requirements

  180 gal minimum

• Reef Safe

  No

• Temperament

  Aggressive

• Diet

  Carnivore

• Current Size

  Approx. 2 inches

• Full-Size

  Approx. 24 inches

• Water Parameters

  NO3 0ppm, 72-78F, pH 8.1-8.4

• Compatibility

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