Pudding Wife Wrasse

The Pudding Wife Wrasse, Halichoeres radiatus, is a shockingly beautiful wrasse covered in an electric blue sheen with stunning yellows is native to the Atlantic Ocean. The Pudding Wife Wrasse, like many other wrasses, is active and enjoys rocks and crannies to hide in. It is recommended that aquarists keep tightly secured lids so the Pudding Wife Wrasse does not jump. The Pudding Wife Wrasse may be hostile to invertebrates and other members of its own species. They will eat a wide variety of meaty foods including your tank invertebrates, so be careful! The Pudding Wife Wrasse should be kept in a larger tank, no less than 100 gallons, to give it room to swim freely. A sandy substrate is also a plus when keeping the Pudding Wife Wrasse. Overall, the Pudding Wife Wrasse's beauty makes this fish a worthy member of any tank.