The rose-veiled fairy wrasse is a beloved aquarium fish that’s specifically found in twilight reefs, a coral habitat that thrives 100 to 300 feet under the ocean’s surface.

The rock-mover wrasse grows to be 12 inches long, but the babies look more like a piece of limu (seaweed) than a fish. The two-inch-long baby rock-movers have branching fins that grow out from ...

Humphead wrasse are patchily distributed in reefs across the Indo-Pacific region. The distinctive species, also known as the Napoleon wrasse, can live up to 30 years. Adult wrasses are often electric ...

Banner image: The humphead wrasse is one of the largest reef fish that can grow to about 1.5 metres (about 5 feet) and weigh up to 190 kilograms.

The vibranium fairy wrasse Scuba divers have discovered a new fish – a vibrant purple fairy wrasse. They have named it Cirrhilabrus wakanda , after the fictional African kingdom in Marvel's ...