A great Yellowtail Wrasse! Origin: Africa / Red Sea Size info: Size L: approx. 3.5 - 4.75" There once was a Yellowtail Wrasse, With colors so vibrant and vast. It can change from blue to green, And even to a bright tangerine, A fish that's truly unsurpassed! Its scales are covered in tiny spikes, And its fins are long and sleek alike. It patrols the coral reefs, Feasting on crustaceans and other beefs, One of the ocean's most beautiful sights. With its intelligence and charm, The Yellowtail Wrasse cannot do harm. It's a joy to watch it swim, In its natural environment brim, A precious gem in the ocean's arm. Image source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/komodo-liveaboard/34696205240/ Keeping Yellowtail Wrasse in an Aquarium The Yellowtail Wrasse, also known as Anampses meleagrides, is a beautiful and active fish that can be kept in an aquarium. Here are some things to keep in mind when keeping Yellowtail Wrasse: Tank Size Yellowtail Wrasse need at least a 100-gallon tank as they can grow up to 12 inches in length. They are also active swimmers, so they need plenty of swimming space. Diet Yellowtail Wrasse are carnivores and need a varied diet that includes meaty foods such as shrimp, clams, and other small crustaceans. They also enjoy live or frozen brine shrimp and mysis shrimp. Compatibility Yellowtail Wrasse are generally peaceful, but can become aggressive towards other fish with similar body shapes, such as other wrasses. They can also be aggressive towards smaller fish and invertebrates. Coolest Stuff About Yellowtail Wrasse Yellowtail Wrasse are known for their vibrant colors, which include blue, green, yellow, and orange. They are active swimmers and love to explore their environment. Yellowtail Wrasse are known for their jumping ability, so a tight-fitting lid on the aquarium is necessary. They are also known for their unique mating behavior, where the male will change color and display to attract a female.
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