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No, sorry. That's cyanopluera.
No kidding. Here I thought the spot on the tail was a give away. My lesson for the day!
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No, sorry. That's cyanopluera.
Quite a few species have an eye spot like that as a juvi. Most species lose it at maturity - but not all species do.No kidding. Here I thought the spot on the tail was a give away. My lesson for the day!
CorrectHello guys
Is this one C. Rubrisquamis ? Thanx in advance
hexataenia is correct6 line?
That is a Male Potter Leopard wrasse that have been Photo-shopped.I was doing a Google search on "Melanarus Wrasse" for some related husbandry data, and came across a fish I've never seen before:
https://pixels.com/featured/melanurus-wrasse-bill-tiepelman.html
Anyone have a name (or any other info) on this fish (which is apparently a wrasse)? Like where they
come from, where they are available, and at what cost?
TIA...
https://pixels.com/featured/melanurus-wrasse-bill-tiepelman.html
Mccoskeri, for sureBlack Fin McCosker's ?
temminckiiSo.... What do you think of this guy? I think my wholesaler messed up on my order...
Thank you in advance!
Okay thanks, So I cant expect much color coming from this one. Thanks Evolved as always!temminckii
And that it is, P. ocellatus
What wrasse is this? It's not mine, it's my friend's.
Cyanopluera
This guy has been at my LFS for nearly a year. Makes me feel sad he hasn't found a home yet.
Pseudojuloides cerasinusIdentified by the LFS as a Blue Pencil Wrasse. I cannot figure out what this guy is. Ideas?
This is the one I posted about a week or three ago. Under actinics only, this fish is much bluer - the tail has blue, black blue vertical stripes, but with the MH lights on, the red really comes out and the blue disappears. The fish is an easy +5 inches long.