Redspot Wrasse
NameRedspot Wrasse
Scientific NameStethojulis bandanensis
Common NamesRedspot Wrasse, Bandan Wrasse, Red-spot Wrasse
FamilyLabridae
OriginIndo-Pacific, Red Sea, East Africa, Japan, Australia, Pacific Islands
Temperamentsemi-aggressive
Dietcarnivore
Care Levelintermediate
Minimum Tank Size (Gallons)75
Max Size (Inches)6
Water TypeSaltwater
Temperature Range (°F)72-82
pH Range8.1-8.4
Compatible SpeciesTangs, Larger Gobies, Blennies, Hawkfish, Other Wrasses (with caution)
Description
The Redspot Wrasse is an active and colorful saltwater fish native to the Indo-Pacific. It typically displays a darker upper body with a lighter underside, often adorned with orange or reddish spots and lines. This species is known for its habit of burying itself in the sand at night or when feeling threatened.
