Blue Flasher Wrasse

It is the Blue Flasher Wrasse can be described as an impressive species that is a perfect example of the splendor of the Paracheilinus genus. This stunning wrasse is a great addition to tranquil marine aquariums by displaying stunning colour, incredible finnage, and lively activity. In reality, the lively activities that is this Blue Flasher Wrasse can encourage shy fish to stay out in the open. It poses no threat to the majority of invertebrates, the Blue flasher Wrasse is an extremely desirable component of the tranquil marine community aquarium. Its Blue Flasher Wrasse has an intense coloration that instantly draws the attention of. The predominant red hue provides an attractive backdrop for the blue coloration stitching that is woven across the physique in layers. In a display of sexual diachronism The coloration of males and females Blue Flasher Wrasse is different in. Females tend to be more uniform in its coloration with a subtle elegant. Contrastingly, the male Blue Flasher Wrasse may display an array of colors. If you see the male Blue Flasher Wrasse is developing its coloration for display it is easy to see why it's called The Peacock Flasher Wrasse. The back is transformed into a stunning metallic blue hue that simply electrifies. The dorsal fin's eight elongated filaments as well as a set of tail filaments are added to the spectacular image of the male Blue Flasher Wrasse. This Blue Flasher Wrasse has been observed from reef crests of shallow depths and also on reefs that are protected with depths ranging from 20 to 114 feet. Like other Flasher Wrasse they are friendly and social Blue Flasher Wrasse is more likely to live in large open waters. However, the Blue Wrasse can benefit from an aquascape of rockwork that has many crevices and caves, in which a swift retreat is feasible if threatened. It is recommended that the Blue Flasher should be kept in smaller groups. To ensure maximum success, introduce all Blue Flasher Wrasse at one and introduce females first before the males. A well-fitting canopy is advised. Flasher Wrasses must be fed two to three times per day to maintain their weight. Since they eat Zooplankton and seldom attack organisms that live on rock, they won't thrive in a reef aquarium when fed frequently. A quality protein skimmer and Live Sand will help decrease the amount of dissolved organics which can result from the frequent feeding routine. Approximate Size of Purchase: Small: 1" to 2"; Medium: 2" to 2-1/2"; Large: 2-1/2" to 3"