Common name: Wrasse

Coris is a genus of wrasses native to the Indian and Pacific Oceans. Known for their vibrant colors and patterns, these fish are popular in the reefkeeping hobby. They are active swimmers and require ample space to thrive. Coris species often start life as females and can change to males as they mature, a process known as protogynous hermaphroditism. They play a role in controlling pests like pyramid snails and flatworms, making them beneficial for maintaining coral health.

1. 
   Common name: African Wrasse

   Scientific name: Coris atlantica
2. 
   Common name: Twinspot wrasse

   Scientific name: Coris aygula
3. 
   Common name: Sand wrasse

   Scientific name: Coris ballieui
4. 
   Common name: Batu coris

   Scientific name: Coris batuensis
5. Common name: Doubleheader

   Scientific name: Coris bulbifrons
6. 
   Common name: Spottail coris

   Scientific name: Coris caudimacula
7. 
   Common name: Central Wrasse

   Scientific name: Coris centralis
8. 
   Common name: African coris

   Scientific name: Coris cuvieri
9. 
   Common name: Yellowstripe coris

   Scientific name: Coris flavovittata
10. 
    Common name: red wrasse

    Scientific name: Coris formosa
11. 
    Common name: dahlia

    Scientific name: Coris gaimard
12. 
    Common name: Mediterranean rainbow wrasse

    Scientific name: Coris julis
13. Common name: Comb wrasse

    Scientific name: Coris picta
14. 
    Common name: Blackstripe coris

    Scientific name: Coris pictoides
15. 
    Common name: Sandager's wrasse

    Scientific name: Coris sandeyeri
16. 
    Common name: Wrasse

    Scientific name: Coris variegata
17. 
    Common name: Elegant wrasse

    Scientific name: Coris venusta