Six Line Wrasse - Pseudocheilinus hexataeniaSix Line Wrasse (Pseudocheilinus hexataenia) The Six Line Wrasse, Pseudocheilinus hexataenia, is a small, colourful and highly active marine wrasse, instantly recognised by its vivid purple to blue body, six bold orange horizontal stripes, red eye and small false eyespot near the tail. Also known as the Sixline Wrasse, Sixstripe Wrasse or Pyjama Wrasse, this species is popular in reef aquariums for its striking colour, constant movement and ability to

a colorful and active marine fish

is a bold and instantly recognisable marine shrimp

An all-in-one superfood that will have your corals thanking you

RowaCarbon is an unusually high-performance activated carbon based on the finest quality hard coal and contains extremely low levels of Phosphate

The anemones aren't just 'boxing gloves' for the crab

so exact identification should be based on body pattern

but it requires careful attention to water quality

Red Foot Conch Snails are excellent at keeping the substrate clean and aerated

admired for its bright yellow body

Outlet mm - 32/40

active and highly territorial clownfish that will usually claim a specific area of the aquarium and defend it strongly

Colour somewhat variable