Fairy Wrasse Photo Library & ShowOff Thread...

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it was formely known as a finespotted c. punctatus but is know nown as something else..let me do some looking so i can ge tthe latin..there are quite a few different varients of the finespotted and some might be renamed as diffferent species...can i use you pic for the thread???
 
myteemouse your fairy is now named as C. beauperryi..it is from around PNG and the Solomons..very pretty fish but will lose alot of color without females
 
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it was formely known as a finespotted c. punctatus but is know nown as something else..let me do some looking so i can ge tthe latin..there are quite a few different varients of the finespotted and some might be renamed as diffferent species...can i use you pic for the thread???
thanks and yes you can use my photos I have more :)
AND he/she has not lost any color in over 4 months of haveing it.
check out the streamers on the bottom of this guy
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Help ID Please. They are 2 different colors. Sold to me as Indo Scott's Fairy
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yup for sure nothing close to scotts it is c. luteovittatus and are very aggressive..both of those are males and will not get along in the same tank
 
My new wrasse I bought last night.
Red Tail Flasher wrasse.
(Paracheilinus rubricaudalis)
According to LiveAquaria-Not described until as recently as 2003, the Red Tailed Flasher Wrasse is the newest member of the genus Paracheilinus to be imported from Fiji and Vanuatu.
It is a occasional avaiable fish.
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This is a great forum for anyone having questions regarding wrasses. One of my favorite fish families. Thanks for all the good information you are providing.
 
Is this a fairy wrasse? if so what type? My concern it is getting little aggressive and picking on my anthias and cardinals ( but not too bad though anthias still out and eating ), thanks!

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