Clepticus parrae

Wrasses

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Creole wrasse
Kreolen-Lippfisch
Creool lipvis
Labre créole; Donzelle créole
Doncella mulata; Rabirrubia genízara

Distribution

The tropical Atlantic

Environment and movement of the diurnal species

The species is generally observed on the reef or near it.
The species is generally seen moving in its environment.
The species can be found between 0 and 40 Meters.
Common species.

General behaviour of the species

Lives in large groups
The animal is rather indifferent to the diver, though it remains on its guard

General characteristics of the species

Maximum size : 30 cm
The animal is a hunter low in the food chain.
Diet : Zooplankton
The animal is a protogynous transsexual

Relationship with humans

The species can be eaten but is of no particular culinary interest
The species is exploited in the following sector(s) :
- - Aquarium enthusiasts.