Mystery Wrasse John Deer Leptastrea laying its eggs in a

laying its eggs in a crevice or empty shell

Free of Nitrates & Phosphates

It is best to keep only one of this species in an aquarium

What's Included Comparison Chart Model Dimensions External Corners Internal Corners Hangers Front Spacers Back Spacers Spline Length Net Size R42080 24" x 24" 6 2 4 0 0 13

Photosynthesis of Zooanthellae algae is discontinued

Mystery Wrasse John Deer Leptastrea laying its eggs in aThe Mystery Wrasse is a highly sought after reef fish with an incredible combination of deep pink, purple, yellow and electric blue colouration. Fine pale bars run vertically across the body, while a distinctive eyespot near the base of the tail gives the species its scientific name. Growing to approximately 1012 centimetres, it remains relatively compact but has plenty of personality and becomes a striking feature fish once settled into the aquarium.