Clown Coris (Coris aygula) - Juvenile Phase | Digital Marine Atlas

The Twin-Spotted Sand Diver

​The Clown Coris (featured here in its striking juvenile phase) is a fascinating wrasse known for its white/pale body, distinct black speckles, and two prominent orange "false eye-spots" on its back. As it matures, it undergoes a dramatic transformation in both color and size. A true giant of the reef, it requires a massive aquarium with a deep sand bed to indulge its natural behavior of burying itself at night or when frightened.

• ​Common Name: Clown Coris (Twinspot Coris)
• ​Scientific Name: Coris aygula
• ​Origin: Indo-Pacific & Red Sea

​[Exclusive Video Observation Included]

​This edition includes an HD short observation clip showcasing its active bottom-swimming behavior, its unique juvenile pattern, and its fascinating interaction with the sandy substrate.

​Best for: expert aquarists with massive tanks, marine biologists, educators, and reference collectors.

​Note: Full care data (including its massive 2000L tank requirement, specific 1.020 sg salinity, and sand bed necessity) is included in the Digital Infographic Card inside your download folder.

• ​Formats included: High-Resolution Infographic Card (PNG/PDF) + Video Clip (MP4).
• ​Part of the CECOZ Digital Marine Atlas Collection – Exploring the world, one species at a time.