A great Neon Wrasse!
Origin: East Americas

Size info:
Size M: approx. 2.25 - 3.5"

There once was a fish known as Neon,
Its colors were quite a phenomenon.
With blue and green scales,
It swims with great sails,
Halichoeres garnoti is the one.

This fish is a sight to behold,
Its hues are so vibrant and bold.
It's known for its speed,
And aggressive breed,
A predator that's brave and so cold.

With its sharp teeth, it preys on the reef,
And its diet consists of crustaceans and beef.
It can grow up to six inches long,
And its scales shine like diamonds, oh so strong.
Halichoeres garnoti, a fish that's beyond belief.

Keeping Halichoeres garnoti (Neon Wrasse) in an Aquarium

The Neon Wrasse, also known as Halichoeres garnoti, is a beautiful and colorful fish that can make a great addition to a saltwater aquarium. Here are some things to keep in mind when keeping this fish:

Tank Size

Neon Wrasses are relatively small fish, growing up to 4 inches in length. They can be kept in tanks as small as 30 gallons, but a larger tank of 75 gallons or more is ideal to provide plenty of swimming room and hiding places.

Diet

Neon Wrasses are carnivorous and should be fed a varied diet of meaty foods such as frozen shrimp, krill, and small pieces of fish. They may also eat small invertebrates such as worms and crustaceans.

Compatibility

Neon Wrasses are generally peaceful fish and can be kept with other non-aggressive species. However, they may become territorial towards other wrasses or fish with similar body shapes and coloration.

Cool Facts

• The Neon Wrasse gets its name from its bright neon green and blue coloration.
• They are native to the Western Atlantic Ocean, ranging from Florida to Brazil.
• Neon Wrasses are known for their ability to change color depending on their mood and environment.
• They are active swimmers and can often be seen darting around the tank and hiding in rock crevices.
• Neon Wrasses are hermaphroditic, meaning they can change from female to male as they mature.