Description
Information on Yellowchest Twist Wrasse
A Yellowchest Twist Wrasse is a species from Fiji is a medium-sized one that is stunningly colored. The body is elongated with a dorsal as well as an the anal fin, which extends nearly all the way around the fish. In the rear fins is a large eyespot of deep blue which helps protect the fish when it is a young. They’re mostly dark blue-purple in color with a variety of vibrant colorful blue dots. The front portion that the fish swims in is vibrant yellow or gold in hue, hence its name.
The Yellowchest Twist Worst requires 120 gallons or more of an aquarium that has a sandy bottom in which it can rest to sleep, or in the event of a threat. Avoid keeping this Yellowchest Wrasse on a coral that has been crushed or similar substrate because they will have a poor survival rate in these substrates. The ideal aquarium will contain plenty of live rock to hide and forage food. They are able to be kept in groups as young animals, but they could become aggressive towards one another as they grow. They shouldn’t be kept in a group with other invertebrates since they may eat fansworms and ornamental crustaceans and tridacnid clams.
Yellowchest Twist Wrasse Diet
A Yellowchest Twist Wrasse diet should consist of mysis shrimp that are vitamin-enriched and frozen as well as vitamin-rich brine shrimp frozen in brine, and other meaty food items, along with the highest quality sea flake as well as marine pellets.