Creole wrasse
A species of Clepticus, Also known as Purple-tailed wrasse, Sorrel chub Scientific name : Clepticus parrae Genus : Clepticus
Creole wrasse, A species of Clepticus
Also known as:
Purple-tailed wrasse, Sorrel chub
Botanical name: Clepticus parrae
Genus: Clepticus
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Description
Creole wrasse (Clepticus parrae) is a marine fish from the wrasse family, native to the reefs of Western Atlantic Ocean and often found in aquariums. It is a colorful wrasse that changes color during its lifetime from purple as a juvenile to purplish with yellow patches as an adult. All juveniles are born female and can morph into a male depending on circumstances.
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How big does creole wrasse get?
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Chordates Class
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Perch-like fish Family
Wrasses Genus
Clepticus Species
Creole wrasse 
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