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Yes you got it right. I looked closedly at it and compared on google. Thanks for this info.That is a juvenile Thalassoma Lunare. Juveniles bury in the sand, but as it matures it will likely sleep in the rock work. It will get big 10 - 12" and become aggressive with age. It will be capable of eating your clean up crew and will probably kill your mollies at some point.
Your lighting is making harder to ID but I think it' a Halichoeres leucoxanthus
Your lighting is making harder to ID but I think it' a Halichoeres leucoxanthus
Yellow & Purple Wrasse, Juvenile: Saltwater Aquarium Fish for Marine Aquariums
www.liveaquaria.comthank you!Your lighting is making harder to ID but I think it' a Halichoeres leucoxanthus
Yellow & Purple Wrasse, Juvenile: Saltwater Aquarium Fish for Marine Aquariums
www.liveaquaria.com
+1 to this, will also add that the genus thalassoma as a whole are more active than other commonly owned wrasses. Definitely are capable of getting 10-12 inch long if given the right tank to stay in. Will possibly kill most peaceful fish (Gobies, Mollies, Blennies ect).That is a juvenile Thalassoma Lunare. Juveniles bury in the sand, but as it matures it will likely sleep in the rock work. It will get big 10 - 12" and become aggressive with age. It will be capable of eating your clean up crew and will probably kill your mollies at some point.