Inhabits clear shallow areas with sandy bottoms , usually in the vicinity of seagrass beds and corals [2]. Feeds mainly on mollusks; also crabs and shrimps[3].
Reproduction
A protogynous hermaphrodite ; sexual dimorphism apparent in head shape and length of pelvic fin[4]. Builds nests with coral debris .
Behavior
Dives head first into the sand when frightened[5].
Likely so. But the OP also said no idea on scientific name so just suggesting that that info is readily available through a quick internet search. And I performed said search on behalf of the OP.
I would get one, they grow to 12" i think. As long as you have a 150 gallon or larger, you should be fine. PS. As with all wrasses, you will lose snails and hermits to them every-once-and-a-while.
Likely so. But the OP also said no idea on scientific name so just suggesting that that info is readily available through a quick internet search. And I performed said search on behalf of the OP.
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