Bluestreak cleaner wrasse

Description:

To 11.5 cm (4 1/2 in.). White to yellowish head and forebody. It becomes bluish toward tail. Stripe from snout becomes progressively wider toward tail. Solitary or in pairs. It stablish cleaning stations, swim with jerky motions to attract clients. All cleaner wrasses start their lives as females. In a group of 6–8 cleaner wrasses there is only one male, the rest are females or juveniles. The strongest female changes its sex when the male dies, an occurrence known as sequential hermaphroditism.

Habitat:

Indo Pacific coral reefs in 2-40 m.

Notes:

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