Red Coris Formosa Wrasse (Maldives Special Grade) – Adult Size: XXL (7″ to 8″)
The Red Coris Formosa Wrasse is a vibrant and active marine fish native to the Maldives and other tropical reef areas. This species is known for its striking red coloration and graceful movements in a well-maintained aquarium environment.
Perfect for experienced saltwater aquarium enthusiasts, this adult-sized XXL specimen (7″ to 8″) is specially graded for Maldives origin and is ideal for larger reef tanks with ample space and strong water flow.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Species | Coris formosa |
| Size (Adult) | 7″ to 8″ |
| Grade | Maldives Special Grade |
| Sex | Adult (Male or Female) |
| Origin | Maldives |
FAQ
What is the ideal tank size for this wrasse?
This wrasse requires a large tank with at least 100 gallons to thrive. It needs ample swimming space and strong water circulation.
Is this wrasse suitable for a community tank?
The Red Coris Formosa Wrasse is generally compatible with other non-aggressive reef fish, but it should not be kept with very small or slow-moving species that may be seen as prey.
How long does it take for this wrasse to reach adult size?
This is an adult-sized specimen, already reaching 7″ to 8″ in length. Growth to this size typically takes 2 to 3 years under proper care.
Jason Clarkson –
Received the Red Coris Formosa Wrasse in excellent condition. The color is vivid and the fish is active and healthy. It has adapted well to our 120-gallon reef tank after a few weeks. Highly recommend for experienced saltwater keepers.
Alexandra Blake –
The fish arrived with a strong color and good posture. It has been in the tank for about a month and seems to be adjusting well. A bit shy at first, but now it swims freely. Good quality for the Maldives grade.
Harry Terry –
This is one of the most colorful wrasses we’ve had. The Maldives special grade is clearly visible in the fish’s body pattern. It’s active and helps maintain the reef by cleaning algae. Very satisfied with the purchase.