Red Coris Wrasse Juvenile (Coris gaimard)

The juvenile Red Coris Wrasse is also called a Clown wrasse due to its coloring. They need to be in a tank of 125 gallons or more with 2-3 inches of soft substrate. They are semi-aggressive to other fish. Once in their adult stage they will look completely different with speckles and new colors. The Coris wrasse likes a diet of small invertebrates such as snails, clams, and on the occasional corals. So be warned this wrasse is not reef safe. They do require more than one feeding a day as they are very active.

This fish is guaranteed live arrival.

• Care Level

  Intermediate

• Tank Requirements

  125 gal minimum

• Reef Safe

  With caution

• Temperament

  Semi-aggressive

• Diet

  Carnivore

• Current Size

  Approx. 3 inches

• Full-Size

  Approx. 15 inches

• Water Parameters

  NO3 0ppm, 72-78F, pH 8.0-8.3

• Compatibility

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