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Need I.D. please. Thanks.
Agreed with Bruce, C. lubbocki, Bali variant.
Shouldn’t be hard with black line on tail but I’m drawing a blank. Was a mis ship.

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Edit I just realized how badly my other two wrasse photo-bombed in the second photo! My regal blocked the entire photo the first time around.

I bet you can ID both of those pretty easily, too. Especially the top one. I won’t spoil the fun.
You're right C. cf. pylei.
 

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Pretty confident in what it is, Paracheilinus lineopunctatus. Just looking for expert confirmation. Received from LADD today. Looking healthy and adjusting to QT nicely.
 

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Pretty confident in what it is, Paracheilinus lineopunctatus. Just looking for expert confirmation. Received from LADD today. Looking healthy and adjusting to QT nicely.

Yes, P. lineopunctatus.
 

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Just now found this thread. Can anyone help me on this Wrasse. I just posted a separate topic for it.
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Carpenter wrasse ??? And which other wrasse can I mix it with ?

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C. Lunate, or C. CF Lunate?

Purchased as a male, but I think it was a female and he's transitioning to male now.

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Also, here's a fun one! (I no longer have, he was waaay aggressive in my tank)
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C. Lunate, or C. CF Lunate?

Purchased as a male, but I think it was a female and he's transitioning to male now.

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Also, here's a fun one! (I no longer have, he was waaay aggressive in my tank)
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C. cf. lunatus, definitely a male now.

C. katoi. They are certainly on the aggressive side for fairy wrasses.
 

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hey guys i found this thread after listening to Hunter Hammond's lecture on Macna 2017 about wrasses. I am interested in a wrasse known as Orange head Wrasse. I am not sure what its scientific name is and whether it is different than the Lubbock's Fairy Wrasse (they both appear to be very similar). I already have a Lubbock Fairy Wrasse and if the Orange head is similar to Lubbock than i would skip to buy it. Unfortunately i do not have a picture now but i can get one later on. Thanks.
 

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hey guys i found this thread after listening to Hunter Hammond's lecture on Macna 2017 about wrasses. I am interested in a wrasse known as Orange head Wrasse. I am not sure what its scientific name is and whether it is different than the Lubbock's Fairy Wrasse (they both appear to be very similar). I already have a Lubbock Fairy Wrasse and if the Orange head is similar to Lubbock than i would skip to buy it. Unfortunately i do not have a picture now but i can get one later on. Thanks.
Definitely get a pic. There are a few fish that could go by that name. They should be fine with a lubbocki, but a positive id will help.
 

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That's what started the miscommunication with my LFS! I thought the second "H" is the C. Claire (look at the description beneath the photo.. there's two H's). It's the one I thought my LFS was getting because I thought the H in the image was male/female version of C. Claire.

Apparently the description H is supposed to be I, and the I is hidden in the C. Claire box (white text on white? come on, I didn't even see that! lol).

The H in the images didn't look like the Rosy Scale I have and got me curious if the chart was incorrect
 

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The rubrisquamis is in a nuptial display, and it flashes it's body pale/white during those displays.
 
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