Clown Coris Wrasse - Coris aygula Size:Large

Clown Coris Wrasse - Coris aygula Size:LargeClown Coris (Coris aygula) The Clown Coris is a spectacular large marine wrasse that changes dramatically as it matures. Juveniles are especially eye catching, with a pale body, orange saddles and dark false eye spots, while adults become far darker and more robust, developing a noticeably heavier head profile. Native to the Indo Pacific, this species is found around reef flats, lagoon reefs and seaward reefs, usually close to sand and rubble patches.

Also known as the Squat Anemone Shrimp

from shallow water to deeper reef zones

medium-sized damselfish

Porcupinefish can contain toxins

Juveniles are totally different in colour with backward-curving vertical blue and white lines

but they may defend a chosen rock

The Suntail Goby

Rails In All Lengths

A highly active wrasse that spends much of the day patrolling the aquarium

This coral features a dazzling array of hues

including coral reef regions of the Indian Ocean

It does not require intense light and can become stressed if placed too close to powerful fixtures without acclimation