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make my wrasse look fat? :p

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I was playing around with manual settings on my new phone camera and it does a decent job with fish pictures. My two most photogenic/attention seekers.
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A trio of some of my wrasses (Potter's, Ear Muff, Red Line)
wrasse trio (1 of 1).jpg


My super shy Rhomboid in the background.

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Melanurus
melanurus wrasse (1 of 1).jpg


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make my wrasse look fat? :p

fat wrasse (1 of 1).jpg


I was playing around with manual settings on my new phone camera and it does a decent job with fish pictures. My two most photogenic/attention seekers.
ear muff-tang (1 of 1).jpg


wrasse-tang (1 of 1).jpg


A trio of some of my wrasses (Potter's, Ear Muff, Red Line)
wrasse trio (1 of 1).jpg


My super shy Rhomboid in the background.

wrasse-tang 2 (1 of 1).jpg


Melanurus
melanurus wrasse (1 of 1).jpg


wrasse-tang 2 (1 of 1).jpg

Like a nuclear sub! Lol

Great pictures @saltyhog! They are beautiful!
 
Nice pictures! Is that a dusky wrasse?

No Dusky. You may be talking about the male Red Line....Halichoeres biocellatus. When I first I got it, it's coloration was much different. They are almost prettier as females than males. Here's a picture in QT when I first got it.

H. biocellatus.jpg
 
No Dusky. You may be talking about the male Red Line....Halichoeres biocellatus. When I first I got it, it's coloration was much different. They are almost prettier as females than males. Here's a picture in QT when I first got it.

H. biocellatus.jpg

Wow that's a big change. Still though its a nice looking fish
 

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