Wrasses

Labroides dimidiatus – Bluestreak Cleaner WrasseThe Bluestreak Cleaner Wrasse (Labroides dimidiatus) is a small, striking fish from the coral reefs of the Indo-Pacific. It is known for its symbiotic relationship with other fish, where it removes parasites and dead skin. This cleaning behavior makes it an important part of the reef ecosystem.The Bluestreak Cleaner Wrasse lives in small groups, consisting of one male and several females. It is a peaceful fish that integrates well into reef aquariums. Due to its size and behavior, it is particularly suited for aquariums with other small, peaceful species.For aquarium care, a reef aquarium with stable water parameters and plenty of hiding spots is required. The fish is relatively easy to care for and accepts a variety of food types, including live and frozen food, as well as flakes and pellets. A varied diet promotes its health and vitality.Scientific NameLabroides dimidiatusCommon NameBluestreak Cleaner WrasseAdult SizeApprox. 8 cmAquarium SizeFrom 200 litersTemperature24°C - 28°CDietLive or frozen food (Artemia, Mysis, Krill)Flakes and pelletsDifficulty LevelEasyCompatibilityPeaceful, suitable for reef aquariums with small, peaceful species

Labroides dimidiatus – Bluestreak Cleaner WrasseThe Bluestreak Cleaner Wrasse (Labroides dimidiatus) is a small, striking fish from the coral reefs of the Indo-Pacific. It is known for its symbiotic relationship with other fish, where it removes parasites and dead skin. This cleaning behavior makes it an important part of the reef ecosystem.The Bluestreak Cleaner Wrasse lives in small groups, consisting of one male and several females. It is a peaceful fish that integrates well into reef aquariums. Due to its size and behavior, it is particularly suited for aquariums with other small, peaceful species.For aquarium care, a reef aquarium with stable water parameters and plenty of hiding spots is required. The fish is relatively easy to care for and accepts a variety of food types, including live and frozen food, as well as flakes and pellets. A varied diet promotes its health and vitality.Scientific NameLabroides dimidiatusCommon NameBluestreak Cleaner WrasseAdult SizeApprox. 8 cmAquarium SizeFrom 200 litersTemperature24°C - 28°CDietLive or frozen food (Artemia, Mysis, Krill)Flakes and pelletsDifficulty LevelEasyCompatibilityPeaceful, suitable for reef aquariums with small, peaceful species

Elacatinus oceanops – Neon GobyThe Neon Goby (Elacatinus oceanops) is an impressive and beneficial species of fish, known for its striking neon-blue stripe pattern. This goby belongs to the Gobiidae family and is predominantly found in the tropical coral reefs of the Caribbean.The Neon Goby is an essential helper in an aquarium, contributing to the health of other fish through its cleaning behavior. It removes parasites and dead skin from its tankmates, making it a peaceful and popular addition to a well-maintained reef tank.Keeping this goby is relatively easy, but it requires an aquarium of at least 60 liters. The tank should include hiding spots made of live rock and sufficient open swimming space. Stable water conditions with temperatures between 24°C and 28°C are crucial for its well-being.The Neon Goby is an omnivore, feeding on small crustaceans, plankton, and fine frozen or pellet food. It is important to feed the goby regularly to meet its nutritional needs, even though it obtains some food through its cleaning activities.Scientific NameElacatinus oceanopsCommon NameNeon GobyHabitatTropical coral reefs of the CaribbeanAdult SizeApproximately 4 - 5 cmTank SizeAt least 60 litersTemperature24°C - 28°C (75°F - 82°F)DietSmall crustaceans, planktonAdditionally, frozen or pellet foodTankmatesPeaceful; compatible with other fish and invertebrates

Elacatinus oceanops – Neon GobyThe Neon Goby (Elacatinus oceanops) is an impressive and beneficial species of fish, known for its striking neon-blue stripe pattern. This goby belongs to the Gobiidae family and is predominantly found in the tropical coral reefs of the Caribbean.The Neon Goby is an essential helper in an aquarium, contributing to the health of other fish through its cleaning behavior. It removes parasites and dead skin from its tankmates, making it a peaceful and popular addition to a well-maintained reef tank.Keeping this goby is relatively easy, but it requires an aquarium of at least 60 liters. The tank should include hiding spots made of live rock and sufficient open swimming space. Stable water conditions with temperatures between 24°C and 28°C are crucial for its well-being.The Neon Goby is an omnivore, feeding on small crustaceans, plankton, and fine frozen or pellet food. It is important to feed the goby regularly to meet its nutritional needs, even though it obtains some food through its cleaning activities.Scientific NameElacatinus oceanopsCommon NameNeon GobyHabitatTropical coral reefs of the CaribbeanAdult SizeApproximately 4 - 5 cmTank SizeAt least 60 litersTemperature24°C - 28°C (75°F - 82°F)DietSmall crustaceans, planktonAdditionally, frozen or pellet foodTankmatesPeaceful; compatible with other fish and invertebrates

Labroides dimidiatus – Bluestreak Cleaner WrasseThe Bluestreak Cleaner Wrasse (Labroides dimidiatus) is a small, striking fish from the coral reefs of the Indo-Pacific. It is known for its symbiotic relationship with other fish, where it removes parasites and dead skin. This cleaning behavior makes it an important part of the reef ecosystem.The Bluestreak Cleaner Wrasse lives in small groups, consisting of one male and several females. It is a peaceful fish that integrates well into reef aquariums. Due to its size and behavior, it is particularly suited for aquariums with other small, peaceful species.For aquarium care, a reef aquarium with stable water parameters and plenty of hiding spots is required. The fish is relatively easy to care for and accepts a variety of food types, including live and frozen food, as well as flakes and pellets. A varied diet promotes its health and vitality.Scientific NameLabroides dimidiatusCommon NameBluestreak Cleaner WrasseAdult SizeApprox. 8 cmAquarium SizeFrom 200 litersTemperature24°C - 28°CDietLive or frozen food (Artemia, Mysis, Krill)Flakes and pelletsDifficulty LevelEasyCompatibilityPeaceful, suitable for reef aquariums with small, peaceful species