Red Head Wrasse (Halichoeres rubricephalus) Saltwater Fish For Sale

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Red Head Wrasse
Halichoeres rubricephalus

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Last In Stock Prices:
No Size Set - $368

Tank Size: 90 Gallons
Tempermant: Peaceful
Maximum Size: 4"
Coloration: Red, Green, Blue
Diet: Carnivore
Regions Found: Indo-Pacific Ocean
Reef Compatible: Yes
Experience Level: Intermediate
Guarantee: Live Guarantee Available
Water Conditions: 74-82° F, SG 1.020-1.027, PH 7.9-8.5
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Tankstop is run by Eric Cohen, the founder of Sea Dwelling Creatures and Blue Life USA, who brings over 30 years of industry experience to this full-service retail operation. From massive weekly WYSIWYG updates to rare captive-bred Wrought Iron Butterflies, Eric uses his deep relationships and knowledge to ensure every hobbyist receives healthy livestock and unparalleled personal care.

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If you have any questions please contact Eric Cohen TankStop owner and well respected industry veteran.

The Red Head Wrasse is a beautiful and colorful wrasse. Red Head Wrasses have a mostly green body with a bright green head.

Red Head Wrasses reach a maximum size of around 4 inches and need to be kept in tanks that are at least 90 gallons in size. Red Head Wrasses are peaceful and shouldn’t bother other fish, coral or inverts in your tank. This makes the Red Head Wrasse a pretty good option for reef tanks. Some people have reported that some Red Head Wrasses have nipped at coral and clams though. So you might need to proceed with some caution if adding Red Head Wrasse to your tank.

Red Head Wrasses are strong jumpers and need to be kept in tanks with a tight fitting lid with no holes large enough for it to jump through. Red Head Wrasses also need to be kept in tanks with plenty of live rock and sand. Red Head Wrasses will pick at little inverts on the rock throughout the day between feeds and also hide in the rock work if they feel threatened. Red Head Wrasses will sometimes also burrow in the sand in the evening hours.

Red Head Wrasses are carnivores and require a diet that is rich in meaty foods. Foods such as mysis and brine shrimp, high quality meaty frozen foods and high quality flake and pellet foods will help your Red Head Wrasse grow and thrive.

If you have any questions about the Red Head Wrasse, please feel free to contact us at any time.

All fish purchases come with a package of Blue Life Safety Stop to help reduce infections and illnesses that could present themselves. Please read more about Safety Stop here…

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