Lennardi Wrasse Reef Safe

Lennardi Wrasse Reef SafeLennardi Wrasse Anampses lennardi Care: Expert Diet: Carnivorous Light: Medium Place of origin: Melanesia Very rare first seen for a long time! Endemic to Western Australia. Known from the Exmouth region and Dampier Archipelago. Occurs on shallow reefs with mixed coralline algae and rubble substrate. Juveniles appear black with yellow over the back, but have thin white lines. Females are brilliant blue and yellow. Males have thick blue streaks on the

Red Speckled Coral Goby - Caracanthus maculatus

This cement comes in a convenient 240ml container

Omnivorous scavenger and opportunistic cleaner

but caution is needed because its burrowing behaviour can shift sand

It can be an excellent addition to mature marine aquariums

A graceful and active daytime swimmer that spends much of its time cruising around rockwork and reef surfaces in search of food

bold black eye band

50+ polyps

Found across parts of the Indo-Pacific

It is generally a better candidate for large

tiny gobies or delicate bottom-dwelling fish that may be at risk

Frequent feeding is beneficial