The Constantly Expanding Aquarium Guide
Joshua@themandaringarden The Dusky Wrasse has one of the most dramatic color shifts possible in the home aquarium. Starting out as a dusky brown juvenile and transitioning into a vibrant peacock like fish, the Dusky Wrasse makes for a beautiful addition to any home aquarium. They are easy to acclimate, accept prepared foods almost right away and … Read more Dusky Wrasse Care Guide
The Yellow Wrasse is one of the easiest to spot wrasses kept in the home aquarium. Instead of having stripes, different colored sections or flaring fins, the Yellow Wrasse is noteworthy thanks to its simple, bright yellow body. Other than their blue eyes, black spot on the front of their dorsal fin and reddish tail … Read more Yellow Wrasse
The Pink Streaked Wrasse is one of the smaller, peaceful wrasse. They are one of the few wrasse who can be kept in smaller tanks with peaceful fish that a prone to bullying. Their coloration is similar to the six and four line wrasse, but with a pink body rather than blue. Their eyes are … Read more Pink Streaked Wrasse
The Exquisite Wrasse, also known as the Exquisite Fairy Wrasse, makes for a unique addition to any tank. They have a wide range of colors that do not remain consistent. Each Exquisite Wrasse has their own pattern with small variations from fish to fish but a big difference depending where they are collected from. The … Read more Exquisite Wrasse Care Guide
The Christmas Wrasse is a mid-sized, color packed wrasse with a peaceful personality. They are frequently available but also in high demand, making getting one a bit difficult. Consider speaking with your local fish store about ordering or reserving a Christmas Wrasse if you really want them. Otherwise you may be stuck waiting for quite … Read more Christmas Wrasse Care Guide
The Flame Wrasse, also known as the Flame Fairy Wrasse, is an absolutely beautiful fish that is sure to steal the spotlight of any tank it enters. Their dorsal fin, tail fin and the top of the body have a bright red color while the rest of their body is a rich yellow. Combine … Read more Flame Wrasse Care Guide
The Leopard wrasse is a mid sized wrasse that is difficult to keep in the home aquarium. They are easily stressed out, reducing their survival rates in new tanks. Unforgiving with changes in the water parameters, only those with extremely stable tanks and a trusted seller should consider the Leopard Wrasse. The Leopard Wrasse is … Read more Leopard Wrasse Care Guide
The Banana Wrasse is one of the bigger wrasse kept in the aquarium. They will frequently come in over a foot long and have an aggressive personality. While they do not actively harass other fish, they do not let more meek fish stand in their way while exploring the tank. Small new editions to the … Read more Banana Wrasse Care Guide
The Melanurus Wrasse is one of the more peaceful wrasse that is commonly available. They have a similar coloration to the four and six line wrasse but are far less aggressive towards other fish in the tank. They will burrow in sand occasionally, meaning the Melanurus Wrasse should not be kept in bare bottom tanks. … Read more Melanurus Wrasse
Echidna xanthospilos The Skeletor Moray Eel is one of the easier to keep eels. Unlike many of the moray eels, the Skeletor Eel has pebble teeth and a much more subdued aggression. Combine this with the eye catching coloration and the skeletor eel becomes an idea addition for anyone looking for mid sized eels. … Read more Skeletor Eel