**Xeneichthys**
**Definition**
Xeneichthys is a genus of marine ray-finned fishes belonging to the family Labridae, commonly known as wrasses. These fishes are primarily found in tropical and subtropical ocean waters.
**Overview**
Members of the genus Xeneichthys are characterized by their elongated bodies and vibrant coloration, typical of many wrasse species. They inhabit coral reefs and rocky substrates, where they play a role in the ecosystem as both predators and cleaners. The genus includes several species, each adapted to specific environmental niches within their geographic range. Xeneichthys species contribute to the biodiversity and health of reef communities.
**META_DESCRIPTION**
Xeneichthys is a genus of wrasses found in tropical and subtropical marine environments, known for their distinctive appearance and ecological role in coral reef habitats.