Red Coris Formosa Wrasse (Maldives Special Grade) – Adult Size: M (4″ to 5″)
The Red Coris Formosa Wrasse is a vibrant, hardy marine fish native to the Indian Ocean, particularly around the Maldives. This species is known for its striking red coloration and active behavior, making it a popular choice for reef aquariums.
Available in adult size (M), this fish grows between 4 inches and 5 inches in length. It thrives in well-maintained saltwater environments with stable water parameters and ample space.
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Species | Coris formosa |
| Size (Adult) | 4″ to 5″ |
| Origin | Maldives |
| Grade | Special Grade |
| Gender | Adult Male |
FAQ
What is the typical tank size required for a Red Coris Formosa Wrasse?
A minimum tank size of 50 gallons is recommended to provide adequate space and stability for this active fish.
Is this wrasse compatible with other marine fish?
Yes, it can coexist with other non-aggressive, peaceful marine species, but avoid housing with small, fast-moving fish that may be seen as prey.
How long does it take for this wrasse to reach adult size?
It typically takes 12 to 18 months to reach full adult size under proper care conditions.
Alexander Russell –
The Red Coris Formosa Wrasse arrived healthy and vibrant. It has been active in my 75-gallon tank for three months and shows no signs of stress. The coloration is bright and the fish is very curious. Great addition to a reef setup.
Gordon Knox –
This wrasse is a lively and colorful fish. It adapted well to the tank after a week. I noticed it cleaning the substrate and interacting with other fish. Only minor adjustment needed in water flow.
Lily Greene –
Highly satisfied with the quality. The fish is well-packed and in excellent condition. It has been thriving in my tank since arrival. The Maldives special grade is clearly visible in its color and health.