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Are these two the same sp. ?
 
Thank you. So I'm guessing two males ?

Yes, the first pic is a young male that is not as far along in transition as the male in the second pic.
 
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here is the pylei i had. :(
 
Another one :)

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Macropharyngodon ornatus; Ornate leopard wrasse is what I came up with. It's easier when there aren't as many. Is it possible to tell what stage it is in?
 
Here is another one I took of it. I couldn't edit it into the first post.

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Another one :)

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Macropharyngodon ornatus; Ornate leopard wrasse is what I came up with. It's easier when there aren't as many. Is it possible to tell what stage it is in?

Here is another one I took of it. I couldn't edit it into the first post.

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Yup, M. ornatus, initial phase.
 
The one in the first picture looks like H.biocellatus I believe. Cool fish!
 
The one in the first picture looks like H.biocellatus I believe. Cool fish!
Yes, that's correct.

And I'd say the other is a female C. pylei, but it's a bit hard to see in those photos.
 
Ah, the two pictures of the smaller Cirrhilabrus are of two different fish? I was thinking that was the same fish, and the key characteristics of both photos pointed to pylei. Obviously that's invalid if I'm looking at two different fish! :)
 
Ah, the two pictures of the smaller Cirrhilabrus are of two different fish? I was thinking that was the same fish, and the key characteristics of both photos pointed to pylei. Obviously that's invalid if I'm looking at two different fish! :)

Yes they are different fish the red margin do look like a pylei we will see once he gets comfortable will try to get better pics of them
 
Halichoeres melanurus, female.

Is it female because of the bars? I have a H. Melanurus that I just got a few weeks ago, initially didn't have any of the bars on the body, but now is developing them very prominently.
 
looks like a pylei! i have a picture on this same page of a pylei.
 
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