Crimson banded wrasse
A species of Notolabrus, Also known as Crimson-banded parrot-fish Scientific name : Notolabrus gymnogenis Genus : Notolabrus
Crimson banded wrasse, A species of Notolabrus
Also known as:
Crimson-banded parrot-fish
Botanical name: Notolabrus gymnogenis
Genus: Notolabrus
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Description
Crimson banded wrasse (Notolabrus gymnogenis) is a colorful species of wrasse endemic to Eastern Australia. Its color changes through its lifetime, as well as its sex - like many species of wrasse, each individuals is born female; when a male dies, one female from his harem morphs into the new dominant male. Mature males are distinguished by their fiery red fins.
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Scientific Classification
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Chordates Class
Fish Order
Perch-like fish Family
Wrasses Genus
Notolabrus Species
Crimson banded wrasse 
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