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The French AngelFish makes for a lovely addition to large aquariums. Their tall, eccentric fins give them a fancy appearance that is only heightened as they swim around the aquarium. They are quite large however, shaped like a large dinner plate and will not fit in most aquariums. You should only consider the French AngelFish … Read more French Angelfish Care Guide

The Regal AngelFish is a difficult addition to the marine aquarium. They have a particular diet, are non too hardy and are quite pricey. Only consider adding this fish if you are ready for a challenge or have a significant amount of experience running large aquariums. This angelfish fits in well with other large fish … Read more Regal AngelFish Care Guide

Conde’s Fairy Wrasse is a great alternative to the commonly selected four line wrasse. They have a lot of aggression in them, making them one of the smaller wrasse that can be kept with more aggressive tankmates. This is ideal for small aquariums where corals need protection from pests. Their bodies are a bright red … Read more Conde’s Fairy Wrasse

The Red Lined Wrasse is often considered one of the best wrasse additions to the tank. They are small but not too small, extremely colorful and are mild mannered fish that rarely disturb their tank mates. Telling their genders apart is quite easy and they are very hardy, even by a wrasses standard. Combine this … Read more Red Lined Wrasse

The Radiant Wrasse is a beautiful, challenging addition to aquariums. They have a much more fickle health to them than most wrasse. This makes them a more avoided addition and therefore more rare of a sight. They will not bother any tankmates and can always be seen going across the tank in search of something … Read more Radiant Wrasse Care Guide

Richmond’s Wrasse is essentially a giant version of the Melanurus Wrasse with different colors. They are mostly peaceful fish with fantastic colors and a lot of personality. Their peaceful, almost skittish personality usually sticks with them into adult hood, making the large wrasse amusing to watch around other big fish. While females are a light … Read more Richmond’s Wrasse Care Guide

The Orange Black Fairy Wrasse makes for a great addition to any non aggressive marine aquarium. They are flashy fish that draw a lot of attention in tanks while also being able to blend into any developed live rocks in mature tanks. They are quick swimmers that like to cross the tank, keeping an eye … Read more Orange Black Fairy Wrasse

The Two Tone Wrasse is a lively wrasse that will draw a good amount of attention to themselves. They are not the most dominant or as flashy as some of the other wrasse, striking a good middle ground of flash and anonymity. Their bodies feature a deep blue faces with a yellow back half. Near … Read more Two Tone Wrasse Care Guide

The Ruby Longfin Wrasse is a great introduction into the world of wrasses, both fairy and normal. They are often called the Ruby Longfin Fairy Wrasse or blue and red fairy wrasse. They are fairly small, peaceful fish that will not harm any existing tank mates. They acclimate well to new tanks and are very … Read more Ruby Longfin Wrasse Care Guide

The Whip Fin Wrasse is an interesting member of the Cirrhilabrus family. They are peaceful and even skittish around other fish but will show a lot of aggression towards any other wrasse in the tank, especially those of its own family. They should not be kept with other fairy wrasse but also cannot be kept … Read more Whip Fin Wrasse Care Guide