Scott's Fairy Wrasse 2-3" (Tahiti)

Scott's Fairy Wrasse 2-3" (Tahiti)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.

This fish will not adapt if it perceives any threats from tankmates

While relatively hardy

Cirrhilabrus pylei   This rare beauty makes a perfect addition to your reef tank

***warning - The spines on the dorsal

the Rhomboid Fairy Wrasse is hardy

If you love triggers

They can be kept singularly

It can be bothered by aggressive tankmates that might nip at it's long dorsal fins

It's relatively hardy

heniochus butterflies are similar in appearence

you better grab one of these Borbonius Anthias whenever they come in

it should be provided with plenty of shelter for hiding