A great Lined Tamarin Wrasse!
Origin: Africa / Red Sea

Size info:
Size S: approx. < 2.25"

There once was a Tamarin Wrasse
With colors that you couldn't erase
Lined in shades of blue
And yellow too
A sight that you couldn't replace

This fish is a colorful delight
With markings that shine so bright
It changes its hues
As it swims and moves
A true marvel in plain sight

With a vibrant personality
This fish brings joy and levity
In coral reefs
It swims and gleams
A true underwater deity

So if you see a Lined Tamarin Wrasse
Stop and admire its colorful grace
It's a sight to behold
A treasure untold
In the ocean's mysterious space.

Keeping Lined Tamarin Wrasse in an Aquarium

The Lined Tamarin Wrasse, also known as Anampses lineatus, is a beautiful and colorful fish that is popular among aquarium enthusiasts. Here are some things to consider when keeping this fish in your aquarium:

Tank Requirements

The Lined Tamarin Wrasse requires a tank with plenty of swimming space, so a minimum tank size of 100 gallons is recommended. The tank should also have plenty of hiding places, such as rocks and caves, as well as open areas for swimming.

Diet

The Lined Tamarin Wrasse is a carnivore and should be fed a varied diet that includes meaty foods such as shrimp, krill, and small pieces of fish. It is important to feed this fish multiple times a day to ensure its nutritional needs are met.

Behavior

The Lined Tamarin Wrasse is a peaceful fish that can be kept with other peaceful fish. However, it is not recommended to keep this fish with other wrasses, as they may fight. This fish is also known to jump, so a tight-fitting lid is necessary.

Coolest Stuff

• The Lined Tamarin Wrasse is known for its beautiful and vibrant colors, which include blue, green, yellow, and purple.
• This fish is a protogynous hermaphrodite, which means that it starts out as a female and can later become a male.
• The Lined Tamarin Wrasse is a great addition to a reef aquarium, as it will eat pests such as bristle worms and flatworms.