Rare Solomon Islands Red Coris Clown Wrasse (Juvenile)
Coris gaimard
Reef Compatible: No
Care Level: Intermediate
Disposition: Aggressive
Minimum Tank Size: 100 gallons
Mature Size: 16 inches
| Size | Range |
|---|---|
| Juvenile Size | L 4″ to 5″ |
FAQ
Is this wrasse suitable for a reef tank?
No, this species is not reef compatible and may prey on corals or invertebrates.
What is the expected mature size of this fish?
The mature size of the Red Coris Clown Wrasse is 16 inches.
What is the recommended tank size for keeping this fish?
A minimum tank size of 100 gallons is required.
Lily Hill –
Received the juvenile wrasse in good condition. It’s active and shows signs of healthy coloration. We have a 120-gallon tank and it’s been adjusting well. Just make sure to keep it with larger, dominant fish as it can be aggressive. Overall, a solid addition to a well-maintained aquarium.
Vanessa Clark –
The fish arrived quickly and looks vibrant. We’ve noticed it’s more active than expected. It’s not suited for a small tank, but in a 100-gallon setup with proper hiding spots, it’s manageable. Aggressive behavior is present, so we avoid keeping it with small or shy species.
Steven Hodges –
It’s a rare species and we’re happy to have it. The size is within the expected range. We’ve seen it interact with other fish, and it does show some aggression. Needs a large tank and careful tank mates. Not for beginners.