Golden Rhomboidalis Wrasse (Male) The male Golden Rhomboidalis Wrasse displays attractive golden-yellow coloration with blue-green accents and red markings. This peaceful and hardy planktivore is an excellent choice for aquarists seeking an affordable yet beautiful fairy wrasse. Key Features Scientific Name: Cirrhilabrus rhomboidalis Common Names: Golden Rhomboid Wrasse, Rhomboid Fairy Wrasse Adult Size: Up to 4 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 for displaying. Males patrol actively and appreciate space. 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 Male Golden Rhomboidalis Wrasses are carnivorous planktivores: 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 Males display a golden-yellow body with blue-green facial markings and red accents. Completely reef safe; will not harm corals or invertebrates. Only one male per tank unless the system is large (100 gallons). Can be kept with females in harem arrangements. 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. Why Choose a Quarantined Golden Rhomboidalis Wrasse (Male)? Our quarantined males 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.
