Maroun.c 400G project 365

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flavidorsalis wrass
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Batyphylus wrass.
Had him since he was a baby with juvenile colors. he's growing still and getting closer to alpha male colors.
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going on with wrasses. Flame wrass
got him since he was a small female, turned male but still far from terminal make colors which I can't wait for.
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Magma wrass.
A newer species getting mroe and more common. Also a baby and far from terminal color. I had a previous one which didn't get as red as they are pictured and unfortunately managed to jump out. hoping this guy gets the red colors advertised.
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Pylei wrass
Also had this guy since he was a baby and he's growing and getting nicer as he grows. Still far from terminal male colors and really looking forward to those colors on this one.
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