Let Me ID Your Wrasse!

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Looking for Id plz ? And is it a reef

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Male Cirrhilabrus rubrimarginatus from the Philippines. Peaceful, reefsafw fairy wrasse.

Hello
I've got this wrasse plz ID and its needs thanks
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Male Cirrhilabrus rubriventralis, it is also reef safe.
 
How can I know the female one didn't find any clear information
 
And somehow I totally missed eatbreakfast's post prior to mine.
 
What kind of fairy wrasse is this? Pink head, yellow body, blue belly, green tail with yellow on end of tail

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Can you tell what this fairy wrasse is and is the other a yellow wrasse?

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The first one might be Cirrhilabrus exquisitus, and the second one is Halichoeres leucoxanthus.
 
Will either of them be OK with a male c.f. cyanopleura male? In a 125 mix reef
 
The Halichoeres would be, and so would the Cirrhilabrus if that's what it is - I cannot ID that one with certainty considering the photo.
 
Thank you I am going to use an acclamation box as well. Now what about a Mel wrasse? He's a lot larger than them
 
The halichoeres will prolly not be OK with the Mel since there face has the same markings right?
 
They're of the same genus. If you're adding them at the same time, you'll be fine.
 
I actually have a little 3inch Mel wrasse and a 6inch Mel wrasse i added a month after and there best friends neither are mean, lol I just wanna make sure the fairys would be OK with them.
 
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Some kind of leopard just not sure what kind, was charged as a black leopard.
 
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