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C. pyleiCan anyone ID this female Fairy? TIA
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C. pyleiCan anyone ID this female Fairy? TIA
Is 30.00 a good price for her?
Pretty cheap IMO. But you might want to consider: https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/c...feriority-need-not-apply-1st-revision.322326/Is 30.00 a good price for her?
I guess I pass on this.
At the moment.Are C. pyeli females collected more than other fairy wrasse females? Seems like almost every time we have a female Cirrhilabrus ID it's a pylei.
to make a long story short, i purchased a couple of hooded fairy wrasse from vanuatu back in November, the shop at the fish for a while.
Since the past couple of weeks, maybe months, the female started to change color (changing sexe to a male), but to my surprise it's not 'morphing' into a hooded fairy wrasse.
Here's 2 video of my wrasse, we dont see all the colors.
The dorsal fin has a sail shape like, mostly black, with orange in the middle and a fine blue line on the lower part on the back.
it also has a fine blue line in the middle of his body, just where the red and white meets. lower fin is black, with an orangish line in the middle. tail has a lot of blue.
when he's flashing, he turns orange with some white area... pretty impressive
from my research on the web, i found thispicture of Cirrhilabrus marinda, my wrasse is pretty similar to the picture C (lower left).
and to this male on the left:
as first i was ****** that the LFS mixed it up, but now the wrasse is getting pretty insane colors, i'm trying to Id the type of wrasse it is.. Maybe it's just a condei, but i find different from i have seen on the web
thks for any help IDing this guy!
It's C. condei
Unfortunately, the species is rather aggressive to other fairys/flashers.
It's C. condei
Unfortunately, the species is rather aggressive to other fairys/flashers.
The fin color is not the difference between condei and marinda, rather the difference is their habitat and displays.
Yup, it is indeed.This is a Female Eightline Flasher wrasse, Paracheilinus octotaenia, isn't she? I spend a bunch of money on her and hope I did not mis -ID her. Thanks