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About Six Line Wrasse

Six Line Wrasse is a type of seawater fish that has orange-red eyes. The uniqueness of this ornamental seawater fish is that it sleeps by slipping into the gap and produces a cocoon from mucus. The cocoon produced helped hide the smell of six-line wrasse fish from predators. Another unique feature is that they can change their gender from female to male.

Common Name
Six Stripe Wrasse, Six Bar Wrasse, Six Banded Wrasse
Conservation Status
Extinct (EX)
Taxonomy
Scientific name
Pseudocheilinus hexataenia
Species
Pseudocheilinus hexataenia
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Pseudocheilinus hexataenia
Pseudocheilinus hexataenia

Six Line Wrasse

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Six Line Wrasse is a type of seawater fish that has orange-red eyes. The uniqueness of this ornamental seawater fish is that it sleeps by slipping into the gap and produces a cocoon from mucus. The cocoon produced helped hide the smell of six-line wrasse fish from predators. Another unique feature is that they can change their gender from female to male.