A greatRed Velvet Male Fairy Wrasse!
Origin: South Asia

Size info:
Size L: approx. 3 – 4″

There once was a Red Velvet Wrasse,
Whose colors were truly first class.
With fins that were frilly,
And hues that were silly,
This fish stood out from the entire mass!

Cirrhilabrus finifenmaa, oh what a name,
But he truly deserves all the fame.
His fins are an art,
With colors that dart,
And he sure knows how to get in the game!

But this fish isn’t just a looker,
He’s quite the expert hooker.
With jaws that can jut,
He’s a predator, but,
He’s also quite the charming cooker!

So if you ever see this fish in the sea,
Just know he’s full of personality.
With beauty and brawn,
He’ll leave you in awe,
This Red Velvet Male Fairy Wrasse, oh so free!

Keeping the Red Velvet Male Fairy Wrasse (Cirrhilabrus finifenmaa)

The Red Velvet Male Fairy Wrasse is a stunning and colorful fish that is popular among aquarium enthusiasts. Here are some things to keep in mind when keeping this fish in your aquarium:

Tank Requirements

• The minimum tank size for this fish is 30 gallons.
• The tank should have plenty of hiding places and live rock for the fish to hide in.
• Water temperature should be between 75-82°F.
• The pH level should be between 8.1-8.4.
• Water salinity should be between 1.020-1.025.

Diet

The Red Velvet Male Fairy Wrasse is carnivorous and should be fed a diet consisting of meaty foods such as brine shrimp, mysis shrimp, and krill. It is also important to offer a variety of foods to ensure the fish gets all the necessary nutrients.

Behavior

The Red Velvet Male Fairy Wrasse is a peaceful fish that can be kept with other non-aggressive fish. However, it is best to avoid keeping them with other wrasses of the same genus as they may become aggressive towards each other.

Coolest Stuff

• The Red Velvet Male Fairy Wrasse is known for its vibrant red and pink coloration.
• They are active swimmers and will often dart around the tank.
• Male Red Velvet Fairy Wrasses will often perform a courtship dance to attract females.
• They are relatively easy to care for and make a great addition to a reef or community tank.