Ballan wrasse
A species of Labrus Scientific name : Labrus bergylta Genus : Labrus
Ballan wrasse, A species of Labrus
Botanical name: Labrus bergylta
Genus: Labrus
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A protogynous hermaphrodite, ballan wrasse (Labrus bergylta) is born female, transitioning to the male sex only when individuals are sufficiently aged. Consumed as a food fish in parts of the British Isles, it is also used a cleaner fish in certain spheres of salmon aquaculture. Some in the aquarium trade stock it for its appealing, multicolored spots.
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