Spotted leopard wrasse, Macropharyngodon meleagris Reactor They are not necessarily reef

They are not necessarily reef safe since it may nip at corals and sessile inverts

They should not be housed with fish or other invertebrates

Combination of form and function: the Sinus design

Above the pectoral fins is an eyecatching orange stripe that is outlined by the dark gray color

Many treatments can therefore lead to a proliferation rather than the removal of Aiptasia

Spotted leopard wrasse, Macropharyngodon meleagris Reactor They are not necessarily reefA fantastic reef safe wrasse that also does a useful job eating common pests such as Flatworms, Bristleworms, and Nudibranchs. Can be kept singly, in pairs, or in groups. Can be kept with most other small species. All individuals start life at females and grow to around 2, the largest Leopard wrasse in the aquarium then changes into a male and may reach as much as 3. Suitable for tanks 50 litres or larger. They are generally 1 to 2, some specimens may