Yellow Wrasse - Halichoeres chrysusYellow Wrasse Halichoeres chrysus The Yellow Wrasse, Halichoeres chrysus, is a bright, active and highly useful marine wrasse with a vivid golden yellow body, subtle facial markings and black dorsal fin spots that vary with age and sex. Also known as the Canary Wrasse or Golden Wrasse, this Indo Pacific species is popular in reef aquariums for its colour, constant movement and appetite for small benthic pests. It is generally peaceful and coral safe,

A very active daytime swimmer and constant grazer that needs room to move

this species is especially popular for its fascinating relationship with pistol shrimps

Acanthurus japonicus

An active and inquisitive wrasse that spends much of the day weaving through rockwork

Some retailers list slightly smaller volumes

This behaviour can help keep the sand surface turned over

Avoid small aquariums

Blue Throat Trigger

with the other above 0 ppm

northern Australia

While generally more manageable than some tangs

Engineered diffuser material for improved color mixing and caustics