Let Me ID Your Wrasse!

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Yup, a female bipartitus and a male ornatus on those two leopards.

The second to last photo there, I also see the typical Cirrhilabrus lubbocki (from Bali) blurry on the back left.
 
How should that brunneus do in a 120 with a rhomboid and lineatus? Any likely issues?
 
Thanks for all the hard work @evolved!
 
I know this is a Lubbocks fairy, but I was unsure if there are some kind of variant that I havent been able to find. This one has a big pink square on its head and the bands dont quite match what Ive seen in most stock photos.

In addition, he's in an acclimation box in the DT, but the solonensis isnt interested at all. The flashers have investigated a bit, and the leopard was picking food off of the container, but no posturing or anything at all. Whats the recommended time to keep in social acclimation box? 2 or 3 days?

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I know this is a Lubbocks fairy, but I was unsure if there are some kind of variant that I havent been able to find. This one has a big pink square on its head and the bands dont quite match what Ive seen in most stock photos.

In addition, he's in an acclimation box in the DT, but the solonensis isnt interested at all. The flashers have investigated a bit, and the leopard was picking food off of the container, but no posturing or anything at all. Whats the recommended time to keep in social acclimation box? 2 or 3 days?

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It's a Bali lubbocki, the contrast between the blue and red will go down a little.

If nobody seems to care, a day or two in the box will suffice.
 
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