Fish id help

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I searched for a main thread bit didn't find one specific. Can I get an id on this guy.
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This about as best as I could get.
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That’s not a wrasse, it’s either a Gramma species or a Pseudochromis species. I would say it’s a Pseudochromis yamasakii which is a relatively new fish from Japan discovered in October of 2016.
 
That’s not a wrasse, it’s either a Gramma species or a Pseudochromis species. I would say it’s a Pseudochromis yamasakii which is a relatively new fish from Japan discovered in October of 2016.
I agree with this. Def a pseudochromis. My guess on species is the Brown Dottyback (Pseudochromis fuscus).
 
I agree with this. Def a pseudochromis. My guess on species is the Brown Dottyback (Pseudochromis fuscus).
I mixed up yamasakii with fuscus I agree with you.
 
Agreed with the above, it is a pseudochromis sp.. Some can be very not reef safe. I had one smashing open snail shells, and he was PIA to catch.......
 
He was in a tank with a royal gramma and between the 2 have destroyed everything in it. Fish was definitely a pain to catch. Thanks for the help.
 
Im thinking Pseudochromis stellatus
 

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