The Bluestreak Cleaner Wrasse, occurs singly, in pairs, and in groups. This unique fish forms a symbiotic relationship with other species by setting...

The Bluestreak Cleaner Wrasse, occurs singly, in pairs, and in groups. This unique fish forms a symbiotic relationship with other species by setting...
Quality Marine has introduced an impressive number of new, captive-bred species to the marine hobby this year, and they are ending the year on a high note…
Cleaner wrasses are absolutely vital to the health of wild coral reefs, so Advanced Aquarist has advocated against buying wild-caught cleaner wrasses for years.
Most don't eat, and those that do rarely last longer than 1 year. At night it will seal itself in a mucus cocoon. Image courtesy of Unique...
This Cleaner Wrasse comes from Hawaii, and does better than the Blue Streak Cleaner Wrasse. Most don't eat, or what they do eat isn't good enough to...
This Cleaner Wrasse comes from Hawaii and while it does better than the regular Blue Streak Cleaner Wrasse, they still don't have a good history of...
The Bluestreak Cleaner Wrasse (Labroides dimidiatus) is one of the most well-known and well-studied species of Indo-Pacific reef fish, famed for its...
The introduction of Labroides spp. cleaner wrasses to marine aquarium systems is generally ill-advised. Though some hobbyists report success in keeping these obligate cleaners long term, the vast majority of specimens entering the market are doomed to perish prematurely from starvation.…
In 2011, researchers published a study comparing reef sites with and without cleaner wrasses (Labroides dimidiatus).