Let Me ID Your Wrasse!

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My other flasher. Which guy is this?
My guess is Blue Flasher Wrasse
(Paracheilinus cyaneus) as this morning the p. flavianalis went into this guy's cave and woke him up and I think I seen a beautiful blue flash across the top.
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I won't attempt another ID since I'm already 0 - 1 lol, but those filaments are ridiculous. Beautiful wrasse!
 
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I'm sorry guys not a great picture he's really difficult to get a accurate picture of :( he's about 2" long his face is yellow with bright red eyes, very dark blue body a yellow and metallic red tail dorsal and anal fin are black/dark blue with bright red ends.
 
Different lighting can make some shades look different.
 
What distinguishes between the ornatissimus and claudia? I struggle to distinguish those two sometimes.
On H. claudia the red is broken up, whereas H. ornatissimus the red is more consistent.
 
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