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Juvenile Red Coris Wrasse
Juvenile Red Coris Wrasse

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Juvenile Red Coris Wrasse

By: Petco Marine Fish
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Juvenile Red Coris Wrasse

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The Red Coris Wrasse is a very active species. The juveniles are very shy and non-aggressive, but as they grow to adult size, they become very aggressive. Sand substrates are ideal for this fish as they like to burrow. Minimum tank size: 125 gallons

  • Drastically different between Juvenile and Adult Stages
  • Needs a sandy substrate to burrow into
  • Carnivore that loves to eat crustaceans
  • We ship for arrival to the customer Tuesday through Friday and Saturday for an extra charge where available. Once an order is placed, you will receive a confirmation email with your order summary.
  • For feeding instructions, please click on the "directions" section.
  • Approximate selling size: Sm 1.75"; Md 1.75-2.25"; Lg 2.25-3.5"
  • For additional information, please click on the "attributes/specifications" section.
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  • SKU1215540
  • Days to ShipShips Next Business Day
  • Primary BrandPetco Marine Fish

TheRed Coris Wrasse is a very active species. The juveniles are very shy and non-aggressive, but as they grow to adult size, they become very aggressive. TheRed Coris Wrasse should never be housed in a tank with crushed coral substrate as this species loves to burrow when spooked or to sleep. Sand substrates are ideal for this fish.