The Jordan's tsuk wrasse,Choerodon jordani, is a captivating fish species from the Indo-West Pacific Ocean. Ranging from Southern Japan to Western Australia and the Great Barrier Reef, these 7-inch (17 cm) fish are a delight to behold with its whitish body, black wedge ending, and distinctive white spot. They should be kept in a tank size of 100 gallons minimum. Good for fish only setups or reef setups (with caution), make sure to create an environment with ample rocky hiding places and open swimming areas to accommodate their natural behavior. Don't worry if they are hesitant to eat at first; supplement their diet with live glass/grass shrimp, small crabs like fiddler crabs, or small snails. As they grow older, they become more comfortable and confident in their surroundings and will eat  diet of frozen thawed shrimp, squid, and clams. Bring the beauty of Jordan's tusk wrasse into your home aquarium and enjoy their graceful presence and unique markings.