Dragon Wrasse

The Dragon Wrasse, also known as the Rockmover Wrasse, is famous for its extraordinary juvenile appearance, featuring elaborate leaf-like fin extensions and a erratic swimming motion that mimics drifting sea algae. As adults, they transform into formidable, mottled grey-and-black fish capable of flipping large pieces of rubble and rockwork in search of hidden invertebrates. They require a deep sand bed to sleep in, as well as firmly secured rock foundations so their constant rock-rearranging habits do not cause rockslides. They are ideal for large, rugged fish-only systems.

, also known as the Rockmover Wrasse, is famous for its extraordinary juvenile appearance, featuring elaborate leaf-like fin extensions and a erratic swimming motion that mimics drifting sea algae. As adults, they transform into formidable, mottled grey-and-black fish capable of flipping large pieces of rubble and rockwork in search of hidden invertebrates. They require a deep sand bed to sleep in, as well as firmly secured rock foundations so their constant rock-rearranging habits do not cause rockslides. They are ideal for large, rugged fish-only systems.