Pink Belly Wrasse (Halichoeres margaritaceus)
The Pink Belly Wrasse (often called the Pearl-spotted Wrasse) is an active, reef-associated fish known for its soft pink tones and constant “on the hunt” behavior. It’s a strong choice for established reef or FOWLR tanks when you provide rockwork, swimming room, and smart tankmate selection.
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Pink Belly Wrasse Care Guide
The Pink Belly Wrasse (Halichoeres margaritaceus) is best described as “peaceful but busy.” It spends the day patrolling rockwork and sand, hunting tiny foods, and weaving through the aquascape. In a properly sized tank (50+ gallons), it can be a standout display fish that adds constant motion and color without bullying tankmates.
Tank Setup
- Minimum: 50 gallons+
- Rockwork for exploration + hiding
- Open swim lanes (don’t over-pack rock)
- Lid/mesh top strongly recommended
Diet & Feeding
- Primary: frozen mysis + quality marine blends
- Pellets/flakes once settled
- Feed 1–2x/day (small portions)
- Variety improves color and condition
Reef Compatibility
- Reef Safe: Yes
- Coral Safe: With caution
- Inverts: Not considered invert-safe
- Best with peaceful community fish
Suggested Water Parameters
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