Goldbar wrasse

The Goldbar wrasse lives in the reef-associated, marine, depth range 1 - 30 m , usually 3 - 30 m environment.

The Goldbar Wrasse is aptly named for the subdued golden bar that divides its body from its head. Its olive-gold head, veined in contrasting brilliant blue, makes this member of the Labridae family a prized addition to almost any home marine aquarium. More

The round-headed Goldbar Wrasse is gray-blue and its head is orange or yellow with bright blue markings. A bright yellow bar edged by two black bars behind the gill plate. Wrasses are generally hardy and easy to care for. More

Native to the African coasts, the Goldbar Wrasse thrives in swallow lagoons and seaward reefs in relatively shallow to moderately deep water. More

We’re sorry but this Goldbar Wrasse was sold on 05/12/2009 at 9:51 PM Central. Please feel free to view our other Diver’s Den® items below. What you see is what you get (WYSIWYG) for your aquarium. These are photographs of actual specimens available now. More

Common names

crossbanded wrasse in English
Goldbar wrasse in English
Goudstaaf-lipvis in Afrikaans
Kakatoi lézard in French (français)
Talasoma hebrajska in Polish (polski)
金带锦鱼 in Mandarin Chinese
金帶錦魚 in Mandarin Chinese

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