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Meleagris Leopard Wrasse Fish for Reef Aquarium – 2.75″ Size

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $39.99.Current price is: $18.06.

Healthy 2.75″ Meleagris Leopard Wrasse suitable for expert reef tanks with live rock.

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Meleagris Leopard Wrasse MLW092001

Macropharyngodon meleagris

Reef Compatible: Yes
Care Level: Expert-only
Disposition: Peaceful
Min. Tank Size: 50 gallons
Mature Size: 6 inches

A stunning Meleagris Leopard Wrasse displaying the species’ characteristic spotted pattern and vibrant coloration. This individual is approximately 2.75 inches in length and represents a healthy, active specimen ready for an established reef aquarium.

The Meleagris Leopard Wrasse is a peaceful, reef-compatible fish best suited for experienced aquarists. It thrives in well-established tanks of at least 50 gallons with plenty of live rock for grazing and shelter. This species will mature to approximately 6 inches and requires expert-level care to ensure longevity.

Specification Value
Species Meleagris Leopard Wrasse
Length (approx.) 2.75 inches
Reef Compatible Yes
Adult Size 6 inches
Minimum Tank Size 50 gallons
Disposition Peaceful
Care Level Expert-only

FAQ

Is the Meleagris Leopard Wrasse suitable for beginners?

No, this species requires expert-level care and is not recommended for beginner aquarists.

What tank conditions does this wrasse need?

It requires a well-established tank of at least 50 gallons with ample live rock for grazing and shelter.

How big does a Meleagris Leopard Wrasse grow?

It matures to approximately 6 inches in length.

3 reviews for Meleagris Leopard Wrasse Fish for Reef Aquarium – 2.75″ Size

  1. Adam Berry –

    The wrasse is active and shows vibrant coloration. I’ve had it for three months in a 55-gallon tank with live rock. It’s peaceful and doesn’t bother other fish. Only thing is it needs stable water parameters and regular monitoring.

  2. Nathan Peters –

    Good color and active behavior. I’m an experienced reef keeper and it’s adapted well. The tank needs to be mature before introducing it, which I followed. It’s a nice addition to the community.

  3. Joshua Pullman –

    Very healthy and shows natural spots. I noticed it grazing on algae on the rock. It’s calm and doesn’t stress other fish. Only issue is it takes time to settle in.

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