Lennardi Wrasse Dwarf Parrots may move small amounts of

may move small amounts of sand near its territory and may become defensive towards nearby fish or the aquarist’s hand once mature or breeding

Offer food at least three times daily during acclimatisation

Moorish Idols inhabit reef flats

microfauna-rich system

Lennardi Wrasse Dwarf Parrots may move small amounts ofLennardi Wrasse Anampses lennardi Care: Expert Diet: Carnivorous Light: Medium Place of origin: Melanesia Very rare first seen for a long time! Endemic to Western Australia. Known from the Exmouth region and Dampier Archipelago. Occurs on shallow reefs with mixed coralline algae and rubble substrate. Juveniles appear black with yellow over the back, but have thin white lines. Females are brilliant blue and yellow. Males have thick blue streaks on the