Creole Wrasse
Bodianus parrae
Also known as: Blue Girl, Creole Reef Wrasse, Purple-tailed Wrasse, Sand-reef Wrasse, Sorrel Chub, Clepticus parrae
- Blue Girl
- Creole Reef Wrasse
- Purple-tailed Wrasse
- Sand-reef Wrasse
- Sorrel Chub
- Clepticus parrae
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Overview
Juveniles are almost entirely violet-purple, with a row of spots or short bars made of dark and light dots along the back. The yellow patch on the rear of the body only appears as they mature.
How to identify
Habitat & where to find it
Where the juvenile stage lives, and where its photos were taken.
- Range · Western Atlantic, Caribbean
- Country only · 1
Juvenile photos 1
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