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Beau’s Fairy Wrasse (Cirrhilabrus beauperryi)
Also known as: Beauperry’s Wrasse

The Beau’s Fairy Wrasse is a lesser-known but stunning member of the Cirrhilabrus genus, featuring vibrant pink to magenta tones with electric blue highlights—especially vivid in males. Native to the Indo-Pacific, this species is an excellent choice for retailers looking to offer unique, reef-safe wrasses that stand out from the usual fare.

It’s a peaceful, active swimmer that does especially well in well-lit, established reef tanks with open swimming space and plenty of rockwork.

Husbandry Tips:

• Tank Size: 50+ gallons; cover required as they are known jumpers.

• Feeding: Carnivore—accepts frozen mysis, brine, enriched foods, and quality pellets.

• Temperament: Peaceful; can be kept with other fairy wrasses or peaceful reef fish.

• Reef Compatibility: Reef-safe—won’t nip corals or bother inverts.

• Behavior: More vibrant in the presence of females; males may display with flashing behavior.

Retail Appeal:

• Great option for customers wanting rare but hardy wrasses.

• Excellent fit for reef-focused clientele.

• Brings bright, unique coloration and energetic movement to the display tank.

The Beau’s Fairy Wrasse offers color, character, and compatibility—an easy sell to reef enthusiasts and a standout addition for stores aiming to carry distinctive species.