Multicolor Lubbock's Fairy Wrasse

Multicolor Lubbock’s Fairy Wrasse

A vibrant and highly active fairy wrasse known for its incredible mix of reds, yellows, blues, and purple tones. The Multicolor Lubbock’s Fairy Wrasse adds constant movement and brilliant coloration to reef aquariums while maintaining a peaceful temperament.

🔵 Conditioned & Prepared – Actively Eating

Quick Facts

• Care Level: Moderate
• Temperament: Peaceful
• Reef Compatibility: Reef Safe
• Minimum Tank Size: 55 gallons
• Size: Ranging from approximately 3–4 inches at adult size

Behavior & Husbandry

Lubbock’s Fairy Wrasses are active swimmers that spend much of their time cruising through the water column and weaving around rockwork. They thrive in peaceful reef environments with plenty of open swimming space and stable water conditions.

Like many fairy wrasses, they are known jumpers and require a tight-fitting lid or screen top.

Their coloration often becomes even more vibrant as they mature and acclimate to a healthy reef system.

Feeding & Diet

Carnivorous and thrives on frequent, varied feeding.

What We Feed at Lush Corals:

• Frozen mysis shrimp
• Enriched brine shrimp
• High-quality pellets

In Your Aquarium:

• Frozen foods
• Pellets
• Small meaty foods

Frequent feeding helps maintain coloration, body condition, and long-term health.

Compatibility Notes

Compatible with:

• Clownfish
• Gobies
• Blennies
• Tangs
• Other peaceful wrasses

Avoid aggressive tankmates or highly territorial wrasses.

Excellent addition to peaceful reef systems looking for movement and vibrant coloration.

Lush Corals Conditioning Process

This fish has been carefully conditioned and prepared prior to sale.

While certain species such as wrasses are not held through our full quarantine process, each fish is:

• Carefully inspected upon arrival
• Proactively dipped and treated
• Observed for health and behavior
• Conditioned to eat prepared foods

This ensures your fish arrives healthy, feeding, and well-adjusted, giving you a strong start in your aquarium.