Cirrhilabrus exquisitus
$150.00
A fully colored exquisite wrasse supermale: the dominant male, deep green with red-trimmed fins.
In stock and eating
From our species guide
In plain words: The exquisite wrasse is a small fish with bright colors. It grows to about four or five inches long. The boys are dark green. They have red on their fins and thin blue lines on the face. They also have a black spot near the tail.
Supermale is the trade term for a fully colored, dominant terminal-phase male, the showiest stage of the exquisite wrasse, with a green body, blue lines on the face, red in the fins and flashing courtship displays. It is safe with corals and clams, but keep it as the only male fairy wrasse of its kind. Give it 70 gallons or more, two or three meaty meals a day and a tight lid, since fairy wrasses jump.
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