Yellow Hi Fin Sweetlips, Diagramma pictum Green Face Wrasse They can be kept solitary

They can be kept solitary or in small groups with other fish larger than its self

An all natural

Ultra-Low phosphate output

If there is insufficient algae for it to graze on

The lack of orange coloration around the mouth of the Blue Spotted Puffer Canthigaster solandri distinguishes these two puffers

Yellow Hi Fin Sweetlips, Diagramma pictum Green Face Wrasse They can be kept solitaryHi Fin Sweetlips require a large aquarium with plenty of open swimming space. They are a very hardy species and should be offred a variety of meaty foods such as prawn, mussel, cockle and fish They are predators feeding on most invertebrates and also smaller fishes. Keep only one per aquarium, they will sift mouthfuls of substrate helping to keep the sand bed clean. For further information on keeping Marine fish please follow this link below https: