Cirrhilabrus rubripinnis
Redfin Wrasse
Redfin Wrasse
SKU:F-WRS-009
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Easy
Peaceful
Reef Safe
The Redfin Wrasse, also known as the Moon Wrasse (Thalassoma lunare), is a bold, active, and highly colorful marine fish that brings constant movement and personality to large reef aquariums. It is recognized for its vibrant green-blue body, striking markings, and distinctive red accents on the fins.
Native to the Indo-Pacific region, this wrasse is commonly found in coral reefs and lagoon environments where it actively hunts and explores throughout the day.
Key Features:
- Bright, vibrant coloration with red fin accents
- Extremely active and strong swimmer
- Hardy and adaptable marine species
- Adds movement and personality to large reef tanks
Feeding:
- Carnivorous predator
- Feeds on crustaceans, worms, and small invertebrates
- Accepts frozen foods, shrimp, and marine pellets
- Requires a varied, protein-rich diet
Care Requirements:
- Minimum tank size: 300L+ (recommended larger)
- Needs plenty of swimming space
- Secure lid required (strong jumper)
- Live rock for hiding and hunting
- Best in mature marine systems
Compatibility:
- Reef safe with caution
- May eat small invertebrates (shrimp, worms, snails)
- Can be aggressive toward smaller or passive fish
- Best suited for semi-aggressive or large reef setups
Pro Tips:
- Add as one of the last fish in the tank
- Avoid keeping with ornamental shrimp or small clean-up crews
- Provide a well-structured tank with caves and open swimming space
- Feed frequently to reduce aggression
Ideal For:
- Experienced marine aquarists
- Large reef or fish-only systems
- Tanks needing a bold centerpiece fish
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