Hooded Fairy Wrasse

Don't miss the opportunity to purchase one of the latest and most stunning new additions to the aquarium hobby: this Hooded Fairy Wrasse. The first time it was described in 2003, Cirrhilabrus bathyphilus is considered to be one of the sought-after deep-water wrasses in its Genus. Also known in the Coral Sea Wrasse, the Hooded Fairy Wrasse is distinguished by its unique pattern of colors that span between pink, rose yellow, and orange, with black-purple bordering its dorsal as well as tail fins. Males and females from this kind of fish are similar in color, however when they're courting, males is more intense in color. The colors can vary based on the mood of the fish. The Hooded Fairy Wrasse is a peaceful active fish that will add color and energy to a reef or fish-only aquarium that is 70 gallons or more. It won't bother any corals or other invertebrates which makes the perfect fish for an aquarium for reefs. One male is able to be kept in an assortment of females who are introduced before or in the same manner to the male. The wrasse loves to jump, and it is suggested to use a canopy that is tight fitting. When the fish is first introduced to the aquarium Live brine shrimps or mysis frozen can be used to lure the fish to take a bite. Foods should comprise an assortment of frozen enriched mysis, brine shrimp frozen, and various other meats from the marine. Approximate Size of Purchase: 1-1/4" to 2"; Medium: 2" to 2-3/4"; Large: 2-3/4" to 3-1/2"; Pair: 1" to 4"