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#FishShopPhuketThailand -
Sweetlips & Grunts
For Marine Aquariums

​Sweetlips are show-stoppers: juveniles that wriggle like toxic flatworms, adults with bold stripes and bright yellow fins, and a charming grunting voice. At #Fisheee Aquarium Store Phuket Thailand, every listing gives clear guidance on adult size and tank needs, so you can plan a system worthy of the fish it becomes. #FishShopPhuketThailand

 Please Note, All images shown are for displaying the species purposes only!

As each fish is different, the actual fish you purchase & receive will be different from the images slightly in, size, shape, color, & markings

Our Sweetlips Collection

The Harlequin Sweetlips is the most visually dramatic species, its juvenile Batesian mimicry giving way to a completely different spotted adult pattern. The Yellow Banded Sweetlips undergoes an equally striking transformation, from bold black-and-white juvenile stripes to a mottled, fine-lined adult. The Painted, Oriental, and Two Striped Sweetlips round out the collection, each bringing their own bold striping or spotting to a mature reef display.

 

 

Why Choose #FisheeeAquariumStorePhuketThailand

Given how large and long-lived this family becomes, we make sure every customer understands realistic adult size and tank requirements before buying — several species here can exceed 60cm at maturity, a genuine long-term commitment worth planning for from day one. #FishShopPhuketThailand

 

 

Worldwide Shipping & Live Arrival Guarantee

Every sweetlips ships in insulated, oxygen-rich water, backed by our Live Arrival Guarantee. Ask us about long-term tank planning before ordering.

 

 

Visit Us in Phuket or Shop Online at Fisheee.com

Visit our Phuket store to see these fish up close, or order online for delivery. Sweetlips make a genuinely dramatic centerpiece for keepers ready for their eventual size.

 

 

Care tips:

  • Tank size: 950+ L depending on species, given adult sizes often exceeding 60cm

  • Temp: 24–27 °C

  • Salinity: 1.020–1.025

  • Diet: Carnivore — chopped fish, shrimp, squid; live foods may help establish reluctant new specimens

  • Behavior: Not reef safe; genuinely dramatic juvenile-to-adult transformation across the family; some species produce audible grunting sounds via pharyngeal teeth

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