Radiant Wrasse The Radiant Wrasse is one of the most beautiful and reef-friendly wrasses in the hobby, featuring vibrant orange and red coloration accented by intricate blue spotting and markings. Active, colorful, and constantly hunting through the aquarium, this species makes an outstanding addition to mature reef systems. 🔵 Conditioned & Prepared – Actively Eating Quick Facts Care Level: Moderate Temperament: Peaceful Reef Compatibility: Reef Safe with caution Minimum Tank Size: 70 gallons Size: Ranging from approximately 3–5 inches at adult size Behavior & Husbandry Radiant Wrasses are active foragers that spend much of their day searching through rockwork and sand in search of small crustaceans and other food sources. They are constantly on the move and add both color and activity to the aquarium. Like many members of the Halichoeres family, Radiant Wrasses require a sand bed where they can bury themselves for sleeping, protection, and stress relief. A mature aquarium with stable water conditions and a healthy sand bed is highly recommended. They are generally peaceful and integrate well into community reef aquariums. A secure lid or screen top is essential, as wrasses are known jumpers. Feeding & Diet Carnivorous and benefits from a varied diet. What We Feed at Lush Corals: Frozen mysis shrimp Enriched brine shrimp High-quality pellets In Your Aquarium: Frozen foods Pellets Small meaty foods Frequent feeding helps maintain coloration, body condition, and long-term health. Compatibility Notes Compatible with: Clownfish Gobies Blennies Tangs Most reef-safe fish May help control nuisance pests such as: Flatworms Small unwanted invertebrates Certain pest snails Use caution with: Very small ornamental shrimp Tiny crustaceans in smaller aquariums Excellent addition to reef aquariums looking for both beauty and utility. Lush Corals Conditioning Process This fish has been carefully conditioned and prepared prior to sale. While certain species such as wrasses are not held through our full quarantine process, each fish is: Carefully inspected upon arrival Proactively dipped and treated Observed for health and behavior Conditioned to eat prepared foods This ensures your fish arrives healthy, feeding, and well-adjusted, giving you a strong start in your aquarium.
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