Red Head Solar Wrasse

Red Head Solar Wrasse

Sale price  $63.20 Regular price  $79.00 20% OFF
$79.00
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Red Head Solar Wrasse

HEALTH-SELECTED SALTWATER FISH

Red Head Solar Wrasse

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Sale price  $63.20 Regular price  $79.00 20% OFF
$79.00

Shipping is $55, one charge per order even with fish and coral together. During the Vice Reef sale, through Nov 30, free shipping is paused and Florida addresses pay $39.99, and we confirm your delivery day with you before anything ships.

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Red Head Solar Wrasse

Pickup available at 46 Northwest 36th Street

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Red Head Solar Wrasse

46 Northwest 36th Street

Pickup available, usually ready in 2 hours

46 Northwest 36th Street
Miami FL 33127
United States

+17865585044

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Description

Red Head Solar Wrasse

Typical for this species. Ask us if you're unsure.

Transform Your Tank with a Living Coral Reef Centerpiece

Looking for something genuinely rare in the hobby? The Red Head Solar Wrasse (Thalassoma lucasanum) is one of the most visually striking wrasse species available in the marine aquarium trade. Males display an electric combination of crimson, violet, yellow, and teal that rivals anything in the ocean. Sourced from the Eastern Pacific, this species commands attention the moment it enters the water, and healthy, conditioned specimens like ours are notoriously difficult to find.

Reaching up to 6 inches at full maturity, the Red Head Solar Wrasse is an active, bold species that quickly becomes the personality of any saltwater aquarium. It patrols open water with confidence, adapts readily to captive life, and rewards experienced aquarists with constant motion and vivid color that intensifies as the specimen matures. A well-established reef tank with ample swimming space and a tightly secured lid is essential: these are fast, curious, and energetic by nature.

QUICK STATS & CARE GUIDE

  • Common Name: Red Head Solar Wrasse
  • Current Size: 2 to 4 inches (varies by availability)
  • Care Level: Intermediate
  • Temperament: Peaceful; best kept with similarly sized tankmates
  • Diet: Carnivore, readily accepts frozen mysis, brine, enriched meaty preparations, and high-quality pellets
  • Reef Safe: Yes
  • Water Conditions: 72 to 78°F | Salinity 1.020 to 1.025 | pH 8.1 to 8.4 | Ammonia & Nitrite 0 ppm

WHY BUY FROM THE CORAL BOUTIQUE?

Every specimen offered by The Coral Boutique is ethically sourced, fully quarantined, and carefully conditioned. We do not ship until your new addition is eating consistently and thriving in our care. When you buy a Red Head Solar Wrasse online, you deserve the confidence that comes with working with a retailer that holds itself to a higher standard.

Fish Health

Our fish are selected with appearance, behavior, and feeding response in mind before being listed. We aim to offer healthy, alert specimens for established saltwater systems.

Compatibility

Please confirm this fish is compatible with your tank size, current livestock, temperament needs, and reef goals before ordering. If you are unsure, contact us before checkout and we’ll help you choose responsibly.

Shipping & Pickup

Livestock ships Monday through Wednesday. We confirm a delivery day with you before your order goes out, and we will hold it if the weather is bad or an animal needs more time in quarantine.

Free shipping is paused during the Vice Reef sale, through Nov 30. Florida addresses ship for $39.99. Free same-day Miami pickup is available at 46 NW 36th St and is usually ready in 1–2 hours.

Live Arrival Guarantee

Eligible livestock orders are covered by our Live Arrival Guarantee. Photograph the animal in its sealed bag before you open anything, then email that photo with your order number within two hours of delivery. Our team reviews every claim and gets you an answer within one business day. Failed delivery attempts, refused packages, or missed delivery windows may void coverage.

Acclimation

Acclimate fish carefully and introduce them into a stable, established saltwater aquarium. Match temperature and salinity slowly, keep lights low during introduction, and monitor behavior closely after release.

Photography

We photograph our fish in house to show their coloration and patterning as clearly as we can. Colors can look different under your own lights.

When a fish in our WYSIWYG collection has one in stock, the photo is the exact fish you receive. Other fish listings use a representative photo of the species and the quality you can expect. Every fish is carefully selected for health, coloration, and temperament before shipping.

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SELECTED FOR ESTABLISHED SYSTEMS

Healthy Fish Start With Careful Selection.

Every fish is selected with color, behavior, and compatibility in mind. We focus on livestock that makes sense for real reef systems, not just impulse purchases.

If you have questions about temperament, tank size, or reef compatibility, contact us before ordering.

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How ordering and shipping work

Ship days, shipping, the Live Arrival Guarantee and shipping protection in just over a minute.

Watch before you order

How ordering and shipping work

Ship days, shipping, the Live Arrival Guarantee and shipping protection in just over a minute.

  • Scheduled Shipping

    Fish ship Monday through Wednesday only to avoid weekend delays.

  • Simple Claim Window

    Sealed bag photo, emailed within 2 hours of delivery. Natural or white light.

  • Free Miami Pickup

    Pick up locally from our NW 36th St showroom.

INTRODUCTION MATTERS

Give New Fish a Stable Start.

Successful fish introductions depend on stable water parameters, proper acclimation, compatible tankmates, and low-stress handling. Take your time, keep lights low, and observe behavior closely after release.

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