The Luzon wrasse or Luzon parrotfish, is a striking fish species found in the Galapagos Islands. This wrasse is recognized for its vivid colors and active behavior. The Luzon wrasse exhibits a vibrant range of colors, often featuring a mix of blues, greens, and purples, with contrasting patterns that make it stand out in its reef environment. In the Galapagos, inhabits coral reefs and rocky reef areas, typically in shallow waters where it can be seen swimming among the coral structures. This species feeds on a diet of small invertebrates and algae, using its strong jaws to graze on algae and to capture small prey. The Luzon wrasse is considered native to the Galapagos Islands and is also found in other tropical waters across the Pacific Ocean.