Bluehead Wrasse
Lunare Wrasse
Six Line Wrasse
Ornate Wrasse
Bird Wrasse
Follow
0 replies

Dragon wrasse fish are not safe for coral reefs and should not be kept in aquariums with them. However, they will not eat coral reefs; they will drop corals and move rocks to find food.

Upvote (0) Reply
Report
Is your pet not on the Gudpaw list? Just share it with us!
Share Now

Tell us about your pet, maybe someone else has a pet similar to yours, add it and share the info.

Add & Share
Novaculichthys taeniourus
Novaculichthys taeniourus

Dragon Wrasse

17

Followers

Follow

Novaculichthys taeniourus, or Dragon Wrasse, is a fish that lives on shallow reef flats at depths between 14 and 25 meters. This horned fish may be able to change sex and is a pelagic spawner that disperses eggs and sperm in the water column. On the other hand, juvenile and adult dragon wrasse have pretty different appearances.