Can anyone ID this fish?

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He’s currently in my observation tank. He’s quite small. Less than 3 inches. Was only told he’s some sort of wrasse. Is sharing the tank with a clown tang who couldn’t seem to care less about him being there lol. Thanks for the help.

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Here’s another shot of that ring
 

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hi,twin spot wrasse juvi??
 
This is with the whites turned up.
 
Maybe a Checkerboard wrasse? Hard to tell in the picture.
Is the picture the problem? I can take more. Or is it just an odd critter to ID because it looks similar to others?
 
I think you’re all right with the checkerboard wrasse. Pics of juveniles look strikingly similar. Also I’m 50/50 on if he said the word marbled in reference to it. Thanks for the help! I really appreciate it.
 
Agree, follow on picture was great. I didn’t see that post before my original reply.
No problem! Thanks for the help. The kid working at the fish store was really new. I’ve never seen him. So I wasn’t too sure how knowledgeable he was.
 

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