Cleaner Wrasse - Red Sea

The Larabicus quadrilineatus, also known as the Cleaner Wrasse - Red Sea, is a captivating species that brings a vibrant splash of colour to any reef tank. This species, with its unique intermediate care level, is an excellent choice for aquarium enthusiasts seeking to introduce an exotic element to their collection.The Cleaner Wrasse - Red Sea is a carnivorous species, flourishing on a protein-rich diet. To ensure their optimal health and colouration, we suggest feeding them with Gamma Foods. Gamma Foods offers a balanced diet specifically designed to meet the nutritional needs of this species, including products like Gamma NutraPellets Marine Complete and Gamma NutraPlus Marine Flakes.One of the most remarkable characteristics of the Larabicus quadrilineatus is its distinctive colouration. The vivid colours and patterns of this species are a sight to behold, making it a standout addition to any reef tank. This species is also known for its natural behaviour, often seen engaging with other species in the tank, adding a dynamic element to the underwater environment.The Cleaner Wrasse - Red Sea is a true reef safe species, making it an ideal choice for those looking to maintain a balanced and harmonious reef ecosystem. This species is sourced from the Red Sea region, ensuring the highest quality and health of the fish.At Tropical Marine Centre, we take pride in offering a wide range of species to cater to the diverse needs of aquarium hobbyists. The Larabicus quadrilineatus is just one of the many species we offer that can transform your reef tank into a vibrant underwater world. This species is exclusively available from our supply line, making it a unique addition to your collection.Whether you're a seasoned hobbyist or just starting out, the Cleaner Wrasse - Red Sea is a species that will surely captivate your interest. Please note that due to its unique needs and characteristics, the Larabicus quadrilineatus is best suited for a reef tank setup. As always, we recommend researching and understanding the specific needs of any species before adding them to your tank.