Koi Dwarf Parrot - Cirrhilabrus Solorensis - MaleKoi Dwarf Parrot Wrasse (Cirrhilabrus solorensis) Male The Koi Dwarf Parrot Wrasse, Cirrhilabrus solorensis, is a colourful and active reef safe fairy wrasse with a yellow to orange face, blue green body tones and vivid red, purple or pink highlights that can shift with mood, sex and display behaviour. Also known as the Red eye Fairy Wrasse, Red headed Fairy Wrasse or Solor Fairy Wrasse, this Western Pacific species is a lively open water swimmer for

Naoko's Fairy Wrasse

nippy and territorial

especially where good swimming space and regular feeding can be provided

French Polynesia and Pitcairn

Juveniles are often in shallow protected harbours and bays

large specimens

zooplankton and other small reef foods

normal observation is still advised after introduction

often over exposed rubble and hard coral cover at depths of around 5–35 m

beloved in the marine aquarium hobby for its stunning array of colours

Koran Angel - Widespread Indo-west Pacific

The King Angelfish is often shy and usually solitary