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Rubberlip Sweetlips Fish Size L 4″ to 5″ – Violet Aquarium LLC

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $142.16.Current price is: $93.95.

Rubberlip Sweetlips fish, size L, 4″ to 5″, ideal for expert reef tanks.

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Violet Aquarium LLC Rubberlip Sweetlips – Size L (4″ to 5″)

Plectorhinchus gaterinus

Reef Compatible: Yes
Care Level: Expert-Only
Disposition: Semi-aggressive
Minimum Tank Size: 125 gallons
Mature Size: 33 inches

Specification Value
Species Plectorhinchus gaterinus
Size (Adult) 33 inches
Size (Available) 4″ to 5″
Compatibility Reef-safe
Difficulty Level Expert
Aggression Level Semi-aggressive
Minimum Tank Size 125 gallons

FAQ

Is this fish suitable for a beginner aquarium keeper?

No, this species requires expert-level care and a large tank of at least 125 gallons. It is not recommended for beginners.

Can this fish coexist with other reef fish?

Yes, it is reef compatible, but due to its semi-aggressive nature, it should be housed with compatible, robust species and careful monitoring is required.

What is the expected growth size of this fish?

The mature size of this fish reaches up to 33 inches, though it is sold at a size of 4″ to 5″.

3 reviews for Rubberlip Sweetlips Fish Size L 4″ to 5″ – Violet Aquarium LLC

  1. Benjamin Manning –

    After months of research, I finally added the Sweetlips to my 125-gallon reef tank. It has settled in well and shows active behavior without attacking other fish. The size is as described, and it’s a striking addition to the display. Only recommend for experienced aquarists with proper tank conditions.

  2. Trevor Sanderson –

    The fish arrived healthy and was properly sized. It’s not aggressive, but it does require a large tank and stable water parameters. I’ve had to monitor its interactions closely with other fish, but overall it’s a good fit for a reef setup.

  3. Anthony North –

    I expected more activity, but the Sweetlips is calm and doesn’t cause issues. It’s a bit shy at first, but after a few weeks it started exploring. Not for small tanks or new hobbyists. Water quality must be excellent.

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