General information about The Red Breast Wrasse
With impressive size, the Red Breast Wrasse has seven or six white vertical stripes on an orange-reddish body. It also has a stunning yellow-orange splash of color around its pectoral fin. Although this species could get quite big, they are typically shy and should only be kept in a large tank together with other fish that aren't aggressive to be protected from being harassed. They can be seen moving the sand to find food, and are known to eat hard shell invertebrates and occasionally tiny fish. The Red-Breast Wrasse can be wandering around in the lagoons and inside reefs around reef edges, and in rubble piles. They are often seen lying on the sea bed.
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