Red Coris Formosa Wrasse (Maldives Special Grade) – Juvenile Size: S (2″ to 3″)
The Red Coris Formosa Wrasse is a vibrant and active marine fish native to the Indian Ocean, particularly around the Maldives. This juvenile-sized specimen is carefully sourced from a special grade population to ensure optimal health and coloration.
Known for its striking red body and elegant fin structure, this wrasse is ideal for experienced saltwater aquarium enthusiasts. It thrives in a well-maintained marine environment with ample space and hiding spots.
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Species | Coris formosa |
| Size (Juvenile) | 2″ to 3″ |
| Origin | Maldives |
| Grade | Special Grade |
| Age | Juvenile |
FAQ
What is the ideal tank size for this wrasse?
This wrasse requires a minimum tank size of 55 gallons with strong water flow and ample live rock for shelter and natural behavior.
Is this fish suitable for beginners?
No, this species is best suited for experienced marine aquarists due to its active nature and specific water parameter needs.
How long does it take for this wrasse to reach adult size?
It typically takes 2 to 3 years to reach full adult size, depending on tank conditions and diet.
Kevin Springer –
The wrasse arrived healthy and vibrant. It has been active in the tank for two months and shows good coloration. The Maldives origin and special grade make a noticeable difference in appearance and behavior.
Jason Sutherland –
Great quality for a juvenile. It’s more active than expected and seems to adapt well to the tank setup. I recommend it for experienced saltwater keepers.
Gabrielle Knox –
The red coloration is vivid and the fish is very curious. It’s not shy and explores the tank regularly. Water parameters are stable now, and it’s thriving.