Thank you! I was trying to tag you also but it wasn't working. How big will this guy grow, I can't seem to find any information, probably barely over 2 inches currently.Correctly sold as male crescent tail, C. cf. lunatus.
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Thank you! I was trying to tag you also but it wasn't working. How big will this guy grow, I can't seem to find any information, probably barely over 2 inches currently.Correctly sold as male crescent tail, C. cf. lunatus.
They get to a little over 4".Thank you! I was trying to tag you also but it wasn't working. How big will this guy grow, I can't seem to find any information, probably barely over 2 inches currently.
I'd agree, that what it appears to be. Any idea on what a typical fair price is?Crescent tail fairy wrasse I think? Defer to the experts if they say something else though.
Also I have a question what's the difference between c. lunatus and c. cf lunatus? I know cf means similar to, so they are different species but I'm having a hard time figuring out which is which since there seems to be a lot of individual variations? Plus a lot of pictures seem to be mislabeled.
C. cf. lunatus.A little help.
cf means to confer. A cf. species may or may not be a new species, so if one is going to consider describing one scientifically, they would confer to the description of a close relative.Crescent tail fairy wrasse I think? Defer to the experts if they say something else though.
Also I have a question what's the difference between c. lunatus and c. cf lunatus? I know cf means similar to, so they are different species but I'm having a hard time figuring out which is which since there seems to be a lot of individual variations? Plus a lot of pictures seem to be mislabeled.
Males are usually around $150.I'd agree, that what it appears to be. Any idea on what a typical fair price is?
Thanks for the help guys, thats why I love this place. Guess $80 was a steal for a sub-male!C. cf. lunatus.
cf means to confer. A cf. species may or may not be a new species, so if one is going to consider describing one scientifically, they would confer to the description of a close relative.
In the case of C. lunatus and C. cf. lunatus, the original description is of a specimen from Japan, whereas the specimens being collected from the Philippines are cf. lunatus. These populations may or may not be separate species, based on range and coloration.
Males are usually around $150.
Subtle difference. The visual differences are that the Japanese has a gold bar on the sides, whereas the Philippine has a lateral stripe in its place (very similar to C. isosceles in this regard).Also I have a question what's the difference between c. lunatus and c. cf lunatus?
female C. lubbockiI'd on the pink and white fairy?
YupJudging from the pictures above, now that he has settled down he appears to be a Japanese C. Lunatus
Thanks!female C. lubbocki
Judging from the pictures above, now that he has settled down he appears to be a Japanese C. Lunatus
Top pic, Halichoeres radiatus, pudding wife Wrasse. They get big, are semi-aggressive, and will eat motile inverts.I saw these three at my LFS and was wondering what they were to do some research on them.
Top pic, Halichoeres radiatus, pudding wife Wrasse. They get big, are semi-aggressive, and will eat motile inverts.
Lower pic, Halichoeres iridis. A more peaceful species. May eat inverts.
I didn't even notice the third picture originally. Hologymnus rhodonotus, a type of cigar Wrasse. Gets big, fairly peaceful for it's size, but will eat inverts.Thank you! What is the 3rd picture? I know it’s blurry, but the color and shape is their.