Red Coris Clown Wrasse (Juvenile)
Coris gaimard
Reef Compatible: Yes
Care Level: Intermediate
Disposition: Aggressive
Minimum Tank Size: 100 gallons
Mature Size: 16 inches
Product Specifications
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Size (L) | 3″ to 4″ |
| Species | Coris gaimard |
| Compatibility | Reef-safe |
| Aggression Level | High |
| Adult Size | 16 inches |
FAQ
Is this wrasse suitable for a reef tank?
Yes, the Red Coris Clown Wrasse is reef compatible and can coexist with reef fish in a properly maintained tank.
What is the recommended tank size for this fish?
A minimum tank size of 100 gallons is required to ensure adequate space and stability for this aggressive species.
How big does this wrasse grow when mature?
The mature size of the Red Coris Clown Wrasse reaches up to 16 inches.
Stephanie Harris –
Bought the juvenile red coris for my 100-gallon reef tank. It’s active and colorful, though it does show signs of aggression toward smaller fish. I’ve had to carefully manage tank mates. Still, it’s a striking addition to the display.
Luke Tucker –
The fish arrived healthy and vibrant. After a few weeks, it started cleaning the tank and showing interest in algae. I keep a close eye on its behavior, especially with smaller invertebrates.
Robert Poole –
It’s aggressive and not suitable for a mixed community. I placed it in a tank with larger, non-susceptible fish. It’s active and beautiful, but requires careful planning.