Yellow-Banded Sweetlips St Thomas Mushrooms Avoid housing with aggressive predators

Avoid housing with aggressive predators that may prey on brittle stars

capable of displaying bright red

Approximate weight of aquarium glass: 77 lbs

Providing a setup that mimics their natural environment in aquariums is crucial for their well-being

After dissolving the salt

Yellow-Banded Sweetlips St Thomas Mushrooms Avoid housing with aggressive predatorsThe Yellow Banded Sweetlips, Plectorhinchus lineatus, has an incredibly beautiful body pattern and coloration that resembles a mosaic of whites, blacks, and yellows. As an adult, its body turns more white with thin, black horizontal striping across its body. Fins become yellow with black spotting. This Sweetlips eats a carnivorous diet consisting of small shrimp, crustaceans, small fish, and worms making it not reef safe. They are best kept in FOWLR