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Vrolik's Wrasse

Halichoeres chrysotaenia

(2 Reviews)

With its striking gold stripes and vibrant green body, the Vroliks Wrasse is a jewel in any aquarium. It's known for easy care and its playful behavior, captivating onlookers and adding beauty to any aquarium.

Vrolik's Wrasse

Halichoeres chrysotaenia

(2 Reviews)

Vrolik's Wrasse - Male - Indian Ocean

Size: 2.25 - 3.5"

~~$163.99~~
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Vrolik's Wrasse Care Facts

Care Level:	Moderate
Temperament:	Peaceful
Diet:	Carnivore
Reef Safe:	Yes
Minimum Tank Size:	50 Gallons
Max Size:	5 inches

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Introducing the Male Vrolik's Wrasse: Halichoeres chrysotaenia a mesmerizing jewel of the Indian Ocean. With its neon-red stripes set against an iridescent blue and green backdrop, this fish is a true razzle-dazzler in the world of marine aquariums. Discover its captivating beauty, natural habitat, and care requirements. Growing up to 5 inches these wrasse require a minimum tank size of 50 gallons and are reef safe. Feed them 2-3 times per day a variety of saltwater foods including brine shrimp, mysis, copepods, and a bit of algae such as spirulina or kelp to keep their color vibrant.

Gorgeous specimen, arrived healthy and alive.

Reviewed by: Brandon Edwards on Aug. 25, 2026