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Thank you!Cirrhilabrus temminckii
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Thank you!Cirrhilabrus temminckii
Female Cirrhilabrus lubbocki.LFS said carpenters fairy?
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Yeah, you've got it. Halichoeres leucurusThis one surprised me at the LFS, they claimed it was an Ornate Wrasse, looked like some weird Halichoeres that I'd never seen before. My best guess is Grey Head Wrasse.
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Can be a bit more aggressive than the average, but it's usually okay.Cool! Halichoeres wrasses are like trading cards for me, I just gotta have them all, so this one is certainly welcome.
Labroides dimidiatus. Bluestreak cleaner.This was sold to me as a common blue streak cleaner wrasse, but I’m thinking it may be a black spot cleaner wrasse? The black spot is missing though so I’m not sure but I’ve never seen a blue streak with a yellow head before. In any case for $10 I think it was a good buy.
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Labroides dimidiatus. Bluestreak cleaner.
It may stay; depends where it was collected. There is some regional variation in the species.So will the yellow head stay or it a phase? The fish is 3” long now.
Careful if you're trying to add them to the same tank. Unless they happen to be male and female and decide to pair, one will kill the other.Aha. Thanks for the help! I have one already but the yellow head caught my eye, I hope it stays and think it will be a good addition to my tank afte qt.
Yes, and no. They're quite territorial and only work if paired.Even in an 800 gallon tank? Is there a way to sex them?
What's the tank size? If it's over 150g, you can usually mix the complex with good results. Lunatus alongside cf lunatus wouldn't be a wise idea though.@evolved & @eatbreakfast
Do either of you have multiples from the Lunatus Complex? Due to losing my C. Isosceles, I'm looking to add another one and possibly C. cf Lunatus. Since they look to be lowest on the aggression spectrum. I know the Philippines Lunatus is very close to same colors as well.. What can I expect since they are within the same sub group?
Any insight would be extremely helpful.
Thank you,