Let Me ID Your Wrasse!

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Hi evolved, very appreciative of your expertise!

Is this a transitioning dragon wrasse?
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Thanks!! I can't find much info on them online. Anything special to note about them?
 
Just noticed this forum-

Sorry for the bad video-


Definitely a Thalassoma. It looks to be a midtransition T. amblycephalum.
 
Can anyone ID this wrasse with certainty from these horrible pictures??

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Male Cirrhilabrus temminckii, Indo-Philippines variant.
 
Katherine's Fairy Wrasse and this is what came.
Well, in fairness, that's what the whole last batch of these were labeled as...
 
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