Scott's Fairy Wrasse 3" (Australia)

Scott's Fairy Wrasse 3" (Australia)Cirrhilabrus scottorum The males of this species, like most of the fairy wrasses, is much more attractive than the females (as a result, females are rarely collected). Being protogynous hermaphrodites, pairs or groups sold in the trade will consist of "more colorful" and "less colorful" specimens, not textbook male female examples. Generally a great community fish with a passive disposition. The Australian Scott's Fairy Wrasse is the most impressive.

It can be kept with moderately-aggressive tankmates and can even be kept in groups (one male and one or more females) in extra large aquariums

they're gone until next year

Medium sized specimens tend to acclimate better than tiny individuals or large adults

Razor Surgeonfish - Prionurus laticlavius   This beauty is almost never seen in the hobby Don't miss out

and the variety of colors

so are a great find for the tang enthusiast

It is difficult to maintain more than one maroon clown in the aqurium unless they are a pair

feed a diet high in vegetable matter (spirulina

If kept alone

The Hawaiian Strawberry Crab makes a stunning addition to your reef or community fish-only tank

Stigmata Blennies rarely make it into the aquarium trade

Red Sea 8 line flasher wrasse (Paracheilinus octotaenia) are not particular as to food types