Golden Rhomboidalis Wrasse (Female) The female Golden Rhomboidalis Wrasse displays subtle yet elegant coloration with pink-orange tones and silvery highlights. This peaceful and hardy planktivore makes an excellent addition to community reef aquariums and can be kept in groups or harems with males. Key Features Scientific Name: Cirrhilabrus rhomboidalis Common Names: Golden Rhomboid Wrasse, Rhomboid Fairy Wrasse Adult Size: Up to 3 inches Lifespan: 4-6 years with proper care Temperament: Peaceful and reef safe Reef Compatibility: Reef safe Minimum Tank Size: 90 gallons minimum Experience Level: Beginner to Intermediate Habitat & Tank Requirements Tank Environment: Provide ample live rock with caves and open swimming areas. Females are less territorial than males and can be kept in groups. Secure, tight-fitting lid is mandatory as these fish can jump when startled. Water Parameters: Temperature: 72-78°F (22-26°C) Salinity: 1.020-1.025 pH: 8.1-8.4 Stable water quality preferred Equipment Recommendations: Quality protein skimmer Good filtration system Moderate water flow Diet & Feeding Female Golden Rhomboidalis Wrasses are carnivorous planktivores. Recommended foods include: Staples: High-quality marine pellets, enriched flake foods Frozen Foods: Mysis shrimp, brine shrimp, copepods, cyclops, marine cuisine Live Foods: Live brine shrimp, copepods (beneficial during acclimation) Feeding Frequency: 2-3 times daily Special Note: Generally eager feeders once acclimated Notes & Considerations Females display pink-orange to silvery coloration with more subdued patterns than males. Completely reef safe; will not harm corals or invertebrates. Multiple females can be kept together peacefully. Ideal for harem setups with one male and multiple females. Excellent jumpers; ensure the aquarium has a secure lid with no gaps. One of the harder and more affordable fairy wrasse species. Active swimmer throughout the day. Generally disease-resistant when properly maintained. Good choice for aquarists new to fairy wrasses. Very peaceful; ideal for community reef tanks. Less colorful than males but equally hardy and interesting. Can exhibit subtle color variations under quality reef lighting. More readily available and typically less expensive than males. Why Choose a Quarantined Golden Rhomboidalis Wrasse (Female)? Our quarantined females are carefully observed, treated preventatively, and trained to accept a variety of prepared foods. This conditioning period ensures you receive a healthy, vibrant specimen ready to thrive in your reef aquarium.
