ID my new wrasse please...

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I agree with blue head, C. Cyanopleura. Pretty common fish but comes from many places with a bunch of different variants in color. It's also one of the ones that tends to lose some color absent of females much like the Scott's.
 
I agree with blue head, C. Cyanopleura. Pretty common fish but comes from many places with a bunch of different variants in color. It's also one of the ones that tends to lose some color absent of females much like the Scott's.
+1 here, and it certainly is Cirrhilabrus Cyanopleura.
 

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