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Cirrhilabrus lubbocki (seems to be the theme of the day)

$30-50 is the average range these days, so yes.
 
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For the archival sense:
Paracheilinus lineopunctatus
 
Most likely a female Cirrhilabrus lubbocki, but there's a small possibility it's a female Cirrhilabrus flavidorsalis. So hard to tell those two apart.

But C. lubbocki would be my final answer. :)
 
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Cirrhilabrus cyanopleura; the "Ruby Head" variety.
 
It looks like the first one, put some pics, not too good. . Lol thanks for the response.. I just bought her, love her, love the colors but she tried to bite ot did bite my anomene, he is pretty stressed now..:(


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It looks like the first one, put some pics, not too good. . Lol thanks for the response.. I just bought her, love her, love the colors but she tried to bite ot did bite my anomene, he is pretty stressed now..:(


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That's strange for a wrasse to be interested in an anemone. Are you sure something else did not bug it?
 
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