Rare Redspot Wrasse – 3″ to 3.5″
Scientific Name: Pseudocoris yamashiroi
Product Details
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Species | Pseudocoris yamashiroi |
| Size | 3″ to 3.5″ |
| Origin | Indo-Pacific region |
| Behavior | Active, territorial, and social |
| Water Temperature | 75°F to 82°F |
| Water pH | 8.1 to 8.4 |
FAQ
What is the typical lifespan of a Redspot Wrasse in an aquarium?
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Is this wrasse suitable for a community tank?
Redspot Wrasse can be territorial and may not be ideal for small community tanks with non-aggressive species. It is best kept in a tank with compatible, larger fish and ample space.
What kind of diet does this wrasse require?
This wrasse is omnivorous and benefits from a diet of high-quality marine flakes, frozen foods, and occasional live foods such as brine shrimp or mysis shrimp.
Heather Cornish –
The Redspot Wrasse arrived healthy and active. It has been in my 55-gallon tank for two months and shows good color and activity. I feed it a mix of flakes and frozen foods daily. It’s a striking addition to the tank.
Max Ferguson –
It’s a beautiful fish with vibrant red spots. I noticed it becomes more active during feeding times. Needs a stable environment and a bit of space. Works well with larger, calm fish.
Adrian Welch –
The fish arrived in good condition, but it was a bit shy at first. After a week of acclimation, it started exploring the tank. I’ve had to monitor its behavior closely to avoid conflicts with other fish.