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03-06-2013 08:26 PM #1
Seagrass Wrasse Seagrass Wrasse

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Scientific Name: Novaculichthys macrolepidotus

Other Names: Emerald Wrasse

Group: Wrasses, reef

Reef Safe: yes

Diet: Omnivore

Care Level: Easy

Shape: Long/Slender

Min. Tank Size: 50 gallon

Size: Medium (4 to 8-inches)

Temperament: Passive

Dominant Color: Green

Disease Prone: low occurrence

Jumper: low occurrence
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Seagrass Wrasse or, Emerald Wrasse. Doesn't bother any of the Coral.
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