Looking to add a stunning and elusive fish species to your marine aquarium? Look no further than Earle's Wrasse (Cirrhilabrus earlei), known for its striking reddish-pink coloration and unique horizontal stripes. These hard-to-find wrasses require a minimum tank size of 90 gallons and a tight-fitting lid to prevent jumping, as they are strong jumpers when startled. With a peaceful temperament, Earle's Wrasses are best kept singularly or in a male/female pair, and are considered reef safe, making them compatible with coral and other marine tank inhabitants.

Feeding Earle's Wrasses a varied diet of frozen meaty foods, such as mysis shrimp and brine shrimp, as well as high-quality flake or pellet foods, will ensure their health and vitality. It's important to monitor water parameters and provide a stable environment for these sensitive fish. Due to their unique coloration and elusive nature, Earle's Wrasses are highly sought-after by aquarists, but proper care and attention to their specific needs can make them a stunning addition to any well-maintained marine aquarium.