Let Me ID Your Wrasse!

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Any ideas? Thanks
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Female Cirrhilabrus sp 'kwazulu'
 
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My lfs has these wrasse, I've not seen them before. What are they?
 
Males end up looking quite a bit different, fwiw.
 
Could you post a picture of a terminal male? I have a juvenile/female but not sure what the mature looks like
My fish, my photo:
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These are all wrasses in my QT that I received this week from ZoaCollector from his Vanuatu order. I know the Hooded on the right is the Efate variant. Can anybody confirm whether the Hooded on the left is a Tanna or Coral Sea variant? Thanks!

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These are all wrasses in my QT that I received this week from ZoaCollector from his Vanuatu order. I know the Hooded on the right is the Efate variant. Can anybody confirm whether the Hooded on the left is a Tanna or Coral Sea variant? Thanks!

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Tanna variant, the black margin on the dorsal extends the whole length on the Coral Sea variant.
 
Tanna variant, the black margin on the dorsal extends the whole length on the Coral Sea variant.

Thanks! That's what we thought (Colin at ZoaCollector and I), but just wanted to make sure as they look closely alike to me. Made sense since it was collected in Vanuatu, but some areas overlap.
 
These are all wrasses in my QT that I received this week from ZoaCollector from his Vanuatu order. I know the Hooded on the right is the Efate variant. Can anybody confirm whether the Hooded on the left is a Tanna or Coral Sea variant? Thanks!

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Tanna Island
 
Picked this guy up as a "Philippines lineatus wrasse" but clearly this is not a true C. lineatus.

Any ideas?

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Picked this guy up as a "Philippines lineatus wrasse" but clearly this is not a true C. lineatus.

Any ideas?

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C. temminckii
 
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