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Saw this on FB. I thought this was a possum wrasse, but the markings aren't lining up:

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Mystery wrasse (Pseudocheilinus ocellatus)
 

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I am in the same boat as you. I think we just have to wait a bit until she start to transition. See my wrasse’s pictures last page.
 

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Was purchased as H. melanurus but it has a lot more yellow/gold than other pictures I've seen. Has been difficult to get a clear picture.
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If you can get a better pic of the anal and caudal fin, that would help.
 

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I believe this is an early transitioning C. Plyei - correct?

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Thanks Hunter, my first successful ID for someone on a FB group ;) Shame they're on the aggressive side.
 

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Just picked this guy up and is in quarantine, having a hard time identifying, sorry for crappy pictures, tank doesn't have the greatest lighting and my phone is pretty old.

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.....and yes I grow nice aiptasia
 
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