Let Me ID Your Wrasse!

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Could I please get an ID on this fish, thanks.
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Yes, that is the Cirrhilabrus from Kenya. Initially the thick facial stripes threw me because they are more prominent than usual, but it is not an unheard of feature.
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I bought this as a female Carpenter Wrasse 4 months ago and I'm starting to wonder if that is correct? It seems too bright of red.

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I bought this as a female Carpenter Wrasse 4 months ago and I'm starting to wonder if that is correct? It seems too bright of red.

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No, P. lineopunctatus.
 
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My latest addition was this beautiful wrasse, Petco had it labeled as an assorted flasher wrasse and the employee working literally knew nothing about saltwater, so I talked him down to $14.99 muhaha!!! It looks like a yellowfin flasher wrasse but I could be wrong. Whatever he is I am very happy with this guy.
 
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My latest addition was this beautiful wrasse, Petco had it labeled as an assorted flasher wrasse and the employee working literally knew nothing about saltwater, so I talked him down to $14.99 muhaha!!! It looks like a yellowfin flasher wrasse but I could be wrong. Whatever he is I am very happy with this guy.
Yup, flavianalis. Nice find.
 
Yup, flavianalis. Nice find.
Thanks. I was told to feed frequently with frozen mysis and a nice flake food but he won't touch the mysis at all. He loves the flake food which is good. What should I try feeding him frozen food wise Marine cuisine or what??
 
Which Mysis brand? PE or Hikari should work. Otherwise a blend like Rod's or Larry's should also work.
 
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