Species FishGunther's Wrasse

Gunther's Wrasse

Pseudolabrus guentheri

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Illustration of Gunther's Wrasse (Pseudolabrus guentheri)

Gunther's Wrasse is a vibrant fish with striking green and blue coloration. This species is known for its distinctive elongated body and can often be seen darting among coral reefs.

Habitat
Coral reefs and rocky substrates
Diet
Primarily feeds on small invertebrates
How common
Uncommon

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