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Katherine’s Fairy Wrasse

$109.99

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The Fairy Katherine can be described as easy to handle, simple to care for, and is a good value. The wrasse that is priced reasonably has lots of contrast and color with its white belly with a silvery-white color and a boldly colored upper part that displays black, red, purple, and yellow highlights. Similar to most species of wrasses the female Katherines Fairy Wrasse is more muted in its hue. The serene Katherines Wrasse is a coral-safe active swimmer who can be found in every corner of the aquarium. In addition, it is recommended that the Katherines Fairy Wrasse requires a larger tank of a minimum of 90 gallons. It must be filled with coral and rock structures for exploration and hunting of small invertebrates as well as pods. Because all wrasses are jumpers make sure to have a sturdy cover for your aquarium. The Katherines Fairy Wrasse diet should include thawed mysis shrimp vitamin enriched, vitamin-rich brine shrimp that has been frozen or thawed, and other meaty meals as well as a good marine flake and pellet diet. Approximate purchase size: 1-1/4" to 2-1/4"  
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Katherine's Fairy Wrasse Information Katherine's Fairy Wrasse, Cirrhilabrus Katherine is an elongated fish that is a part of to coral reefs that are located in both the Indian and Pacific Oceans. This Katherine's Fairy Wrasse requires an aquarium that has plenty of live rock and large open areas to swim and play in, along with a tight fitting lid, since Wrasses are known as jumpers.
size
Large, Medium, Small
Units
1
Weight
6 lbs

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