Red Scooter Dragonet (Maldives Bright Red) RSD092001
Synchiropus stellatus
Reef Compatible: Yes
Care Level: Expert-only
Disposition: Peaceful
Min. Tank Size: 75 gallons
Mature Size: 3 inches
Behold the mesmerizing Red Scooter Dragonet—a living jewel from the pristine waters of the Maldives. This stunning specimen showcases a radiant crimson body adorned with intricate patterns that seem to shimmer with an otherworldly glow. Every movement is graceful and deliberate, transforming your aquarium into a captivating underwater gallery.
The vibrant coloration intensifies under proper lighting, creating a breathtaking focal point that commands attention. Peaceful by nature, this expert-level specimen thrives in established reef tanks where its delicate personality can flourish.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Species | Synchiropus stellatus |
| Color | Bright Red |
| Size (approx) | 1.75 inches (XL) |
| Origin | Maldives |
| Compatibility | Reef tanks only |
| Recommended Tank Size | 75 gallons minimum |
FAQ
What is the mature size of the Red Scooter Dragonet?
The mature size of the Red Scooter Dragonet is 3 inches.
Is this fish suitable for beginners?
No, this fish is classified as expert-only and requires a well-established reef tank with stable conditions.
Does the Red Scooter Dragonet require special lighting?
Yes, the vibrant coloration of the Red Scooter Dragonet intensifies under proper lighting, so adequate illumination is recommended.
Matt Mitchell –
The Red Scooter Dragonet is absolutely stunning. It has a vibrant red color that stands out in my 75-gallon reef tank. It’s peaceful and doesn’t stress other fish. After a few weeks, it started moving gracefully through the coral, adding a lot of visual interest. I’m very happy with the purchase.
Neil Butler –
Arrived quickly and looks exactly as described. The red color is vivid and the fish seems healthy. I’ve had it for two months now and it’s still active and calm. Only concern is it needs a mature tank, so I made sure to set up the environment properly before introducing it.
Gordon North –
This dragonet is a highlight in my aquarium. The way it glides through the rockwork is mesmerizing. I’ve read that it’s sensitive to water parameters, and I’ve been monitoring them closely. It’s thriving and has become a centerpiece of the tank.