Fish ID Help Please

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This may sound stupid, but liveaquaria has a yellow and blue, what I believe to be a wrasse, on it's frontpage ad. Can someone help me ID what that is? I really like it

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That is a wrasse indeed, I think it's a photoshoposis ripoffisi (lol). Absolutely gorgeous, definitely a wrasse of some kind. Tagging along because I would like to know also.
 
That is a wrasse indeed, I think it's a photoshoposis ripoffisi (lol). Absolutely gorgeous, definitely a wrasse of some kind. Tagging along because I would like to know also.
Ha, I just contacted LA too to see. It's pretty cool, I've never seen it
 
That is a wrasse indeed, I think it's a photoshoposis ripoffisi (lol). Absolutely gorgeous, definitely a wrasse of some kind. Tagging along because I would like to know also.
hahahah, you got me with that, I actually searched photoshoposis ripoffisi....I'm not sharp enough yet today to pick up on things
 
Oh snap, I got all excited. I thought there was a specimen up for grabs in DD :( I want one so bad!
 
Believe it or not, those guys are that stunning. No photoshop needed there.
 

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