Let Me ID Your Wrasse!

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Hello! New here but I could get an ID on this one here? Just recently purchase and hiding.

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roseafascia, female-ish.
It's one of those species that's really hard to judge when the line from female to transitional male has been crossed.
 
What kind of fairy?

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Male Cirrhilabrus ryukyuensis, often mistakenly called C. lyukyuensis. But also believed by some to just be a variant of C. cyanopleura.
 
Male Cirrhilabrus ryukyuensis, often mistakenly called C. lyukyuensis. But also believed by some to just be a variant of C. cyanopleura.
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@eatbreakfast, @ evolved.

I'm in Curacao diving this week and some friends who are snorkeling took this picture today. I haven't seen this wrasse on any of our dives and in any of our other Caribbean dives that I recall. Can you guys identify?

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roseafascia, female-ish.
It's one of those species that's really hard to judge when the line from female to transitional male has been crossed.
Thanks guys for the info, here's another photo that a bit more clear.

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I also have another one that i need ID on last one, thanks again!

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@eatbreakfast, @ evolved.

I'm in Curacao diving this week and some friends who are snorkeling took this picture today. I haven't seen this wrasse on any of our dives and in any of our other Caribbean dives that I recall. Can you guys identify?

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Male Halichoeres radiatus, puddingwife wrasse.
Thanks guys for the info, here's another photo that a bit more clear.

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I still say female.
I also have another one that i need ID on last one, thanks again!

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Initial phase male Cirrhilabrus cf lanceolatus (isoscoles once it is officially described).
Ok help me with this one

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Female in the lubbocki complex, most likely lubbocki.
This one was called a Tri-color. Male or Female

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Tri color wrasse is a common name for Cirrhilabrus lubbocki, this is a male from Bali.

Christmas wrasse
Male or female?

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Still a female.
 
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