Scott's Fairy Wrasse 3-4”(Tonga)

Scott's Fairy Wrasse 3-4”(Tonga)Cirrhilabrus scottorum The males of this species, like most of the fairy wrasses, is much more attractive than the females (as a result, females are rarely collected). Being protogynous hermaphrodites, pairs or groups sold in the trade will consist of "more colorful" and "less colorful" specimens, not textbook male female examples. Generally a great community fish with a passive disposition.

They do best in large tanks with live rock and lots of algae growth for them to graze on

or all females

One of the true holy grails of the hobby

They can be kept in small groups if they grow up together and will not try to kill other clowns

sporting alternating yellow and white bars with blue borders

***venomous spines-handle with care***

The Tinker Butterfly is one of the rare

although be sure not to house it with any fish that may pick on it

and the price that goes with it

Melichthys Sp This amazing trigger is truly not to be missed

They are hardy

Queen triggers are an amazing addition to your aggressive tank