Last edition, we took a look at Cirrhilabrus lunatus. This month's focus: Cirrhilabrus johnsoni; Johnson's Fairy Wrasse. Johnsoni are something special, mainly because they are only found and known to exist in the Marshall Islands at the Kwajalein Atoll and nearby at...
Last edition, we took a look at Cirrhilabrus earlei. This edition's focus: Cirrhilabrus lunatus, the Crescent Tail Fairy Wrasse. Native to the Northwest Pacific, this tepid-water species found at a depth of 30 to 55 m (100' to 180') has been reported in the Okinawa...
I would like to take a moment to introduce this series, which previously was published on Marine Engineers (for the site is no longer active). The first seven editions are archived versions of my series, "Rare Wrasses of the World", which focuses on species which are...