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Pseudocheilinus ocellatus (Whitebarred Wrasse)

Pseudocheilinus ocellatus Pseudocheilinus ocellatus (Whitebarred Wrasse)

Pseudocheilinus ocellatus (Whitebarred Wrasse)
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Coris julis (Mediterranean Rainbowfish / Rainbow Wrasse)

Family: Labridae Distribution: Coris Julis are distributed in the oceans of the Eastern Atlantic, from Sweden to south of Cape Lopez, Gabon, and have also been seen in the Mediterranean Sea. PH: 8.1 – 8.4 Temperature: Approx 22°C (72 F) Salinity: 1.020 – 1.025 Description: Mediterranean Rainbowfish, or Rainbow Wrasse as they are commonly called, [...]

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Halichoeres chloropterus (Black Blotched Rainbowfish / Green Wrasse)

Family: Labridae Distribution: Halichoeres chloropterus prefer silty sand, rubble bottoms and the shallow sheltered coral reefs and inshore waters of the tropical Western Pacific, Phillipines and Indo-Pacific region. PH: 8.1 – 8.4 Temperature: 24°C -28°C (75 – 82F) Salinity: 1.020 – 1.026 Description: The fish of many names, Halichoeres chloropterus is also known as the Green [...]

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Halichoeres chrysus (Golden Rainbowfish / Golden Wrasse)

Family: Labridae Distribution: Halichoeres chrysus, the fish of many names, is more commonly referred to as the Golden Wrasse, Canary Wrasse or Yellow Coris.  It is a marine species distributed widely over the Eastern Indian Ocean and Western Pacific, from Japan to Australia. PH: 8.1 – 8.4 Temperature: 22°C -26°C (72 – 78F) Salinity: 1.020 – [...]

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Halichoeres nebulosus / Octocyodon nebulosus (Clouded Rainbowfish / Cloud Wrasse / Nebulosus Wrasse)

Family: Labridae Distribution: Halichoeres nebulosus are found throughout the sub-tropical and tropical marine waters of the Indian Ocean, including the Red Sea.  Additionally, the Nebulosus Wrasse has been found off the north-western coast off Western Australia, and from the Northern part of the Great Barrier Reef to the Central coast of New South Wales in [...]

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Odax acroptilus (Marine Rainbowfish / Rainbow Cale)

Family: Odacidae Distribution: Primarily living in the sub-tropical waters of the Eastern Indian Ocean, the Marine Rainbowfish, or Rainbow Cale, has been recorded from the central coast of New South Wales, to the north on the central coast of Western Australia, including the northern coast of Tasmania and Bacon Island.   They prefer rocky reefs and [...]

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Stethojulis bandanensis (Dotted Rainbowfish / Red Shoulder Wrasse)

Family: Labridae Distribution: The Red Shoulder Wrasse live in the reef-associated, tropical marine environments of the Indo-Pacific, Indian Ocean and Eastern Pacific oceans.  They live in depths of up to 30 metres.  They prefer the clear, shallow waters of reef flats, lagoons and seaward reefs. PH: 8.2 Temperature: Unknown Salinity: 1.020 – 1.024 Description: The [...]

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Stethojulis interrupta (One-line Rainbowfish / Cutribbon Wrasse)

Family: Labridae Distribution: The marine One-Line Rainbowfish, Cutribbon or Brokenline Wrasse (another fish of many aliases) lives on the coastal to outer reef regions in Japan and Australia in areas of mixed sand, rock and coral.  They live to about 20m depth in small schools. PH: 8.1 – 8.4 Temperature: 23°C (73 F) – 26°C [...]

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Hologymnosus annulatus (Narrow-Banded Rainbowfish / Ring Wrasse)

Family: Labridae Distribution: The Ring Wrasse is endemic to the marine waters of the Indo-Pacific, including the Red Sea.  Its range stretches out to include South Africa, the Society and Pitcairn islands, north to southern Japan, south to south-eastern Australia and Rapa Island.  It is generally found on the coral reefs and rocky substrates. PH: [...]

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Thalassoma jansenii (Jansen’s Wrasse)

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