Although its common name calls it a Coris Wrasse, it’s not really a Coris Wrasse, but rather is in the Halichoeres family. They get to be a 3 inches and can be kept in groups if you introduce them all at once. They will eat most types of food and will drive in the sand, so a sand bed is needed. This wrasse is often cited for eating red flatworms.
Yellow Coris Wrasse
Details
Scientific Name: Halichoeres chrysus
Family:
Color: yellow
Fish Care
Fish Diet: Carnivore
Aggressiveness: Non-Aggressive
Reef Safe: Yes
Minimum Tank Size: 40 gal
Max Size: 5"
Relative Care: Easy