Clown Wrasse - Coris gaimard Maturity Colouration:Adult

Clown Wrasse - Coris gaimard Maturity Colouration:AdultClown Wrasse (Coris gaimard) The Clown Wrasse is a dramatic, fast growing marine wrasse known for one of the most striking juvenile to adult colour changes in the hobby. Juveniles are bright red orange with bold white saddles edged in black, while adults develop a far more colourful mix of green, blue, orange and pink, finished with a bright yellow tail. In the wild it inhabits exposed outer reef flats, lagoons and seaward reefs with a mix of coral,

from juvenile to adults

they may eat very small ornamental crustaceans

Temperament:Semi-aggressive to aggressive

Extended mixing times can allow the solution to react with CO2 in the atmosphere and can result in a slight precipitation of calcium carbonate

It is found singly or in small groups

ReefLED 50

but not ideal where very small ornamental invertebrates are a priority

Common Name:Snake Pipefish

aggressive crabs and other animals that may eat or damage sea stars

but can be territorial towards other shrimp and very small tank mates

active and attractive marine wrasse

rubble and substrate