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Shabalaba

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Marked as "Fairy Wrasse"...

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Cirrhilabrus lubbocki, "multicolor" Lubbock's fairy wrasse. A smaller species, generally fairly well-behaved. The red/blue alternating blotches are his excited color - at rest, that'll ease to an overall violet color, usually with a scattering of pinkish scales.

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Can someone post a pic of Cirrhilabrus cf. Lanceolatous?
 

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So cirrhilabrus cf. lanceolatous is now C. Isosceles?

What is this fish then?
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Japanese Cirrhilabrus lanceolatus I believe. They where both under the same name but for the pintail they added cf. to it. But now the pintail has it own ID.

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So cirrhilabrus cf. lanceolatous is now C. Isosceles?

What is this fish then?
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Greenstreet is correct. Cirrhilabrus cf. lanceolatous got it's own name, C. isosceles. Your pic is C. lanceolatous (no cf.) found in Japan and sometimes the Phillipines. Cf means confer. Think of it as "similar to".
 

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Hi. Hoping you guys can help. This is marked as flame fin fairy wrasse but doesn't match any pics I can see. Is it? If not what is it please. TIA
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Black fin fairy wrasse, Cirrhilabrus melanomarginatus. Here is a specimen I had about 5 years ago.
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Thankyou. I think different countries may have different nicknames/colloquisms (sp?) which doesn't make it easier!
 

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And then online searches show images such as this which also doesn't help! Thankyou for the I'D.
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What about this guy. Sold to me as a McCosker but obviously isn't to me. He is new in my conditioning tank and is still stressed.
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Just out of curiosity, what has happened to @evolved? I don't spend a lot of time here anymore, but I see that he has not been active here in several months?
 

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What about this guy. Sold to me as a McCosker but obviously isn't to me. He is new in my conditioning tank and is still stressed.
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Paracheilinus flavianalis. The anal fin is yellow, in carpenteri it is orange and red.
 
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