The Melanurus Wrasse is also known as the The Tail Spot Wrasse or Hoeven's Wrasse. The body of the fish is blue-green and features yellow or pink stripes that are horizontally running along its side. The juvenile's color is more subtle. A 50-gallon or bigger aquarium fitted with a secure lid with a 2-3" sandy bottom that you can hide in if you are scared, and other calm species of wrasses including its own species, makes an ideal habitat. It eats fireworms as well as pyramidellid snails, thereby protecting living corals, clams, and corals. It can also consume feather dusters as well as wild shrimps flatworms, and tubeworms. They may be able to eat parasites that have been ingested by tank friends. A regular diet should consist of vitamin-rich frozen mysis shrimp as well as vitamin-enriched brine shrimp frozen in brine, and other meaty meals, as well as the highest quality of fish flake, marine pellets.