Fairy wrasse ID please!

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I purchased this wrasse from a store down in Miami a few days ago, I was told it was a black spot fairy wrasse.. To me this looks like a pyle's or lineatus, are there any wrasse gurus out there that can give me a ID!?

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I think it's a Cebu Pylei because of the black dot on top dorsal fin.
 
The stripe does look pylei
 
I think it's a Cebu Pylei because of the black dot on top dorsal fin.
It is the Cebu pylei, Cirrhilabrus cf. pylei. The spot on the dorsal, black margin on the caudal, as well as length of the ventrals are the identifiers.

They are on the aggressive side, though not as bad as scotts.
 
It is the Cebu pylei, Cirrhilabrus cf. pylei. The spot on the dorsal, black margin on the caudal, as well as length of the ventrals are the identifiers.

They are on the aggressive side, though not as bad as scotts.
Agree and agree...
 

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