Pictured above is the Lubbock’s Wrasse (Cirrhilabrus lubbocki) in a mixed reef aquarium. The patterns on individuals seem to vary quite a bit. Some have horizontal stripes while others have blotched patterns, similar to the one above. As with most wrasses, two male Lubbock’s wrasses will become aggressive towards each other if housed in the same tank. They will size each other up, nip at each others’ fins, and relentlessly hound each other until one is removed or dies from the stress.
Jun 24
Lubbock’s Wrasse Cirrhilabrus lubbocki in Reef Aquarium
See also:
- 09/07/2010 - Barred Goby
- 07/07/2010 - Another Stunning Blue Acropora Coral
- 07/07/2010 - Mystery Wrasse in Reef Aquarium
- 06/07/2010 - Blue Striped Pipefish (Doryrhamphus excisus)
- 27/06/2010 - Pyramidellid Snails Under Microscope
