Species Type:
Fishes
Common Name(s):
Bird wrasse
Size:
These fish grow up to 12 inches (30 centimeters) in length.
Diet:
Bird wrasses use their long snouts to pick small crabs and shrimps from hard to reach coral crevices.
Range & Habitat:
In the Indo-Pacific, bird wrasses can be found in rocky, coral rich areas and lagoons.
Details:
Bird wrasses are long, slender fish with green coloring and bright blue tails. They have blue, beak-like snouts and a bright yellow bar right behind their heads.