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Lunare Wrasse Fish – Beginner Friendly, Reef Compatible, 1″ to 2″ Size

(3 customer reviews)

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Lunare Wrasse ideal for beginner reef tanks, grows up to 10 inches, aggressive but reef-safe.

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Lunare Wrasse (Thalassoma lunare)

Reef compatible – No

Care level: Beginner

Disposition: Aggressive

Minimum tank size: 75 gallons

Mature size: 10 inches

Size Range
S 1″ to 2″

FAQ

Is the Lunare Wrasse suitable for a beginner aquarium keeper?

Yes, the Lunare Wrasse is labeled as beginner-friendly in terms of care requirements, but its aggressive disposition requires careful tank setup and monitoring.

What is the minimum tank size recommended for this wrasse?

A minimum tank size of 75 gallons is required to properly accommodate the Lunare Wrasse.

Does this wrasse pose a threat to corals in a reef tank?

No, the Lunare Wrasse is marked as reef compatible with no known threat to corals.

3 reviews for Lunare Wrasse Fish – Beginner Friendly, Reef Compatible, 1″ to 2″ Size

  1. Lucas Baker –

    Got the S size Lunare Wrasse and it’s been thriving in my 75-gallon tank. It’s active and curious, though I’ve had to keep a close eye on it due to its aggressive nature. The coral setup is stable so far, and it doesn’t seem to damage anything. Great for a beginner with proper space and attention.

  2. Sophie Johnston –

    The wrasse arrived healthy and has grown steadily since I got it. I’m happy with the beginner-friendly care level, but I do need to supervise feeding and tank interactions. It’s not the most gentle fish, but it’s manageable with a well-maintained tank.

  3. Joseph Hart –

    It’s been a few months now and the wrasse is still active. I’m cautious about its behavior around other fish, especially smaller ones. The tank size is adequate, and it hasn’t damaged any corals. Would recommend with proper planning.

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