The Yellow Wrasse, also known as the Golden Wrasse, Yellow Coris, Canary Wrasse or Golden Rainbowfish Wrasse, has been classed as having one of the most golden colourings in the ocean and will add colour to any aquarium. Furthermore, these fish are mostly found in the Indian Ocean.
Requirements The Yellow Wrasse require a 100 litre aquarium with at least a 2 inch fine sand bed in order to satisfy the Wrasse's behaviour of burying itself when sleeping or for protection. Additionally, this fish can be classed as a jumper and it would be a viable decision to make sure you have a lid on your aquarium.
Suggestions Many hobbyists suggest that Yellow Wrasse are a very peaceful fish and should sometimes be added first when planning to have a tank of more aggressive and dominent fish in order to give the wrasse time to settle. Furthermore, this wrasse will eat fireworms and pyramidellid snails as well as most aquarium pests. Many hobbyists seek to include this fish in their system due to the fact that it can also eat parasites off other tank mates.
Feeding Their Diet should consist of meaty foods, such as vitamin enriched frozen bring shrimp or mysis shrimp as well high quality marine pellets and flakes.
I have had this fish for 3 years now, they add great colour and also help clean up your tank from pests. My one personally never touched any corals, and never went near my cleaner shrimp, but I did have a few sexy shrimp go missing in the past, so I assume it was him as they are small enough to fit in his mouth. Great fish, peaceful towards others, great colour and a massive eater.
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Mine is great I love to watch him bury himself in the sand and come out every morning
Love this fish – has eliminated my flat worm and bad snail issue. This fish eats like a pig. Fun fish to watch
I have had mine for 7 years now! Its still going strong and eating well. Amazing fish
I have had this fish for 3 years now, they add great colour and also help clean up your tank from pests. My one personally never touched any corals, and never went near my cleaner shrimp, but I did have a few sexy shrimp go missing in the past, so I assume it was him as they are small enough to fit in his mouth. Great fish, peaceful towards others, great colour and a massive eater.