the goldbar wrasse is aptly named for the muted gold band that strikes like lightning down the side once the wrasse matures
8 feet and weighing in at around 95 lbs
The body of the orangeface butterflyfish is blue-grey with yellow lines pointing towards the snout – almost in a herringbone pattern – and the back of the dorsal fin and caudal fin are solid black
the Hawaiian Cleaner Wrasse does not bury in the sand at night
deep purple of their scales is visible at 200 feet deep
Hinalea Size:M the goldbar wrasse is aptlyA lighter and brighter version of our classic Hinalea Hou, Surge Wrasse. Her funky patterns and 80s color palette of blue green, pink, orange and purple, the surge wrasse is summoning a retro style of scrunchies, leg warmers and charm bracelets. She can be found on clear outer lagoon reefs and exposed seaward reefs, in surge channels and in gutters throughout the Indo Pacific region and along the coast of South Africa. The surge wrasse uses her small,