Clown Wrasse Formosa
Coris Formosa, also known as the Formosan Coris or Queen Coris, is a striking marine fish species.
Due to natural variations within the species, the actual appearance of your fish may differ slightly from the image provided. Individual size may also vary.
- Behavior: Moderate
- Aggression Level: Aggressive
- Coloration: Black, Orange, White
- Diet: Carnivore
- Water Conditions: 72-78°F, dKH 8-12, pH 8.1-8.4, specific gravity 1.020-1.025
- Adult Size: 2′
- Origin: Africa, South Asia
- Family: Labridae
- Recommended Tank Size: 180 gallons
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Species | Coris Formosa |
| Common Names | Formosan Coris, Queen Coris |
| Size (Adult) | 2 feet |
| Water Temperature | 72-78°F |
| Water pH | 8.1-8.4 |
| Salinity | 1.020-1.025 |
| Water Hardness (dKH) | 8-12 |
| Feeding Type | Carnivore |
| Aggression | Aggressive |
| Origin | Africa, South Asia |
| Family | Labridae |
| Minimum Tank Size | 180 gallons |
FAQ
What is the typical coloration of the Clown Wrasse Formosa?
The fish displays black, orange, and white coloration, which may vary slightly between individuals.
Is the Clown Wrasse Formosa aggressive?
Yes, it is considered aggressive, especially in confined spaces or when competing for territory.
What tank size is recommended for this species?
A minimum of 180 gallons is recommended to provide adequate space and stability for the fish.
Carol Peters –
The Clown Wrasse Formosa is a vibrant addition to my marine tank. It has a bold appearance and active behavior. I’ve had it for three months and it’s thriving in the 180-gallon tank. The coloration is vivid, though it’s slightly different from the photo. Feeding is straightforward with meaty foods. Requires careful monitoring due to its aggressive tendencies.
Anthony Jones –
This wrasse is visually impressive and adds a lot of energy to the tank. I noticed it’s more active during the day and tends to dominate feeding time. The water parameters are stable, and it’s adapted well to the conditions. I keep it with larger, non-aggressive fish to avoid conflicts.
Connor King –
The fish looks beautiful and is active, but it does show signs of aggression toward smaller tank mates. I had to rearrange some decorations to give it space. It’s not a beginner-friendly species and requires a well-established tank with proper water parameters.