Comet Wrasse - Labropsis xanthonota Size:Large

Comet Wrasse - Labropsis xanthonota Size:LargeComet Wrasse (Labropsis xanthonota) The Comet Wrasse, Labropsis xanthonota, is a rare and unusual Indo Pacific tubelip wrasse with striking juvenile striping and colourful adult patterning. Also known as the Yellowback Tubelip Wrasse, Yellow back Tubelip or Wedge tailed Wrasse, this species is attractive but highly specialised. Juveniles may show cleaner behaviour, while adults naturally feed on coral polyps, making it unsuitable for most standard

Suitable for Marine & Freshwater

shrimp and other marine organisms

but Indian Ocean and Pacific forms are different

including Indo-Pacific and other warm ocean regions

as this can be fatal

if you wish to avoid problems such as Metabolic Bone Disease (MBD) and other hypocalcemia related issues

Lamp 160W is a selfballasted mercury vapour reptile bulb that provides the benefits of natural sunlight

Cloverleaf Absolute Potassium Permanganate is another popular powdered chemical for various applications

More potassium is not automatically better

which is worth bearing in mind when purchasing a small specimen

measuring 28

Occasional / rare in trade