Scott’s Fairy Wrasse Fiji

Fiji Scott's Fairy Wrasse, scientifically known as Cirrhilabrus scottorum. This captivating fish is native to the waters of Fiji and possesses unique characteristics that make it a desirable addition to any marine aquarium. Here are some essential details about this stunning species:

Scientific Name: Cirrhilabrus scottorum

Family: Labridae

Origin: Fiji, Indo-Pacific region

Average Size: Adults can reach a length of 4 to 5 inches (10 to 13 cm)

Life Span: Approximately 5 to 8 years

Habitat: Inhabits coral reefs, particularly around rocky areas with ample hiding spots and crevices

Diet: Primarily carnivorous, feeding on small invertebrates and zooplankton

Coloration: The Fiji Scott's Fairy Wrasse exhibits vibrant and striking coloration. Males typically display a mix of vivid blues, purples, and yellows, with intricate patterns adorning their bodies. Females, on the other hand, boast more subdued colors, often featuring shades of brown and pink.

Behavior: Fiji Scott's Fairy Wrasses are known for their active and energetic nature. They are excellent swimmers and prefer open areas within the aquarium to showcase their vibrant colors. Providing adequate hiding spots and a peaceful tank environment is crucial for their well-being.

Conservation Status: Not currently listed as endangered or threatened. However, maintaining sustainable fishing practices and safeguarding their natural habitats are crucial for the long-term survival of this species.

The Fiji Scott's Fairy Wrasse adds a splash of color and activity to any marine aquarium. With its vibrant hues and lively behavior, it can be a captivating addition to an aquarist's collection. Creating a well-maintained tank with suitable hiding places, appropriate tankmates, and a varied diet will ensure the health and longevity of this beautiful fish. Embrace the beauty of the Fiji Scott's Fairy Wrasse and transform your aquarium into a mesmerizing underwater paradise.