Rockmover wrasse
A species of Rockmover wrasse, Also known as Dragon wrasse, Olive-scribbled wrasse, Masked wrasse Scientific name : Novaculichthys taeniourus Genus : Rockmover wrasse
Rockmover wrasse, A species of Rockmover wrasse
Also known as:
Dragon wrasse, Olive-scribbled wrasse, Masked wrasse
Botanical name: Novaculichthys taeniourus
Genus: Rockmover wrasse
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Description
The rockmover wrasse (Novaculichthys taeniourus) lives in shallow reefs and lagoons around the Indo-Pacific. Juveniles sport spinelike extensions from the fins and mottled skin to blend in with seaweed; adults lose the spines but become distinctly spotted. Both looks make them popular in the aquarium trade. Do not keep them with smaller, docile tankmates as they will try to eat them.
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