the surge wrasse live in groups of females with a few males
when the deepwater dweller was discovered using a fish trap at a depth of 150 feet
sending their eggs off to become part of the plankton
diamond-like shape and habit of aggressively grunting like a pig
it's a message: catch you in the whitewater
Ornate Wrasse Size:M the surge wrasse live inBeloved for her striking colors, the ornate wrasse would be a strong contender for most aliases, with some 22 names bestowed upon her over the years, including lunate tailed wrasse, peacock wrasse, Christmas wrasse, and paawela. In Hawaii, awela means hot, and the coloration of this species is definitely fire. She could also be called copycat, as studies have shown these fish mimic each other to communicate. When it comes to breeding, monogamy is not