Let Me ID Your Wrasse!

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I’ll take your word for it - even googling what’s you said it didn’t 100% match but it’s hard to find juvi pics so I’ll chalk it up to that
They have two dusky wrasse as well that I’m definitely getting
Lubbocki has two different variants, this one is found in the Philippines.
 
Hi I think you all know what this is but I thought it was a cool pic as it’s hard to capture this guy because he’s lighting fast lol
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Hi I think you all know what this is but I thought it was a cool pic as it’s hard to capture this guy because he’s lighting fast lol
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M. ornatus
 
A little bit of help with the IDs pleaassee :)

I know there not rare but for the life of me I cant remember what they were.
Two different wrasse.

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Sorry but these are the best pics I could get. Store has it as a generic “flasher wrasse”, but I’m leaning towards a fairy of some sort. I’m just getting into wrasses so I have a lot to learn.

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Looks like a P. Carpenteri to me ... Carpenter flasher.

Could easily be wrong.
 
Sorry but these are the best pics I could get. Store has it as a generic “flasher wrasse”, but I’m leaning towards a fairy of some sort. I’m just getting into wrasses so I have a lot to learn.

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C. rubeus
 
This guy is a little stressed. Maybe better picture tomorrow.
TIA
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