#sandy substrate

The Tasselled Wobbegong is primarily a nocturnal ambush predator that relies on patience, camouflage and reflexes to hunt, however the one adaptation that makes E. dasypogon more effective is its ability to use its ‘beard’ as bait to draw its prey closer in a similar way to that of Anglerfish, it tends to feed on anything that passes close enough for a quick strike.

Cheilinus oxycephalus "Snooty Wrasse" The Snooty Wrasse, of variable color, makes a great addition to a community tank. They may be found in colors from greenish brown to bright red and may have white or black spotting. There is a black spot on the front of the dorsal fin. Wrasses are generally hardy and easy to care for. They prefer a tank with plenty of rock work to hide in and sandy substrate. They should get along with other tank mates but can be aggressive toward other wrasses. They should accept frozen foods, and eventually flake/pellet food. Snooty Wrasses are generally shy and solitary, but may become more blod once accustomed to the environment. Hαve thìs 0nе at 0nсе!v. Yοǖ αre worth It.