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Here are the pictures of the orange head wrasse I am asking about. What is its scientific name?
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Ruby head fairy wrasse, Cirrhilabrus cf. cyabopleura.
 
Bruce is right, Indian ocean exquisite wrasse. The white on the nose is common.
 
I have flipped through many of the pages on this forum and I have not seen this one yet.
I apologize if its a duplicate
The Local Fish Store is selling at a West African Rainbow Wrasse
Is it reef friendly
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ID please

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It's a female in the lubbocki complex. All females in this complex are near identical. Exact species can be pinpointed when it begins to transition.
What's this?
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C. cf. cyanopleura, Ruby head wrasse.
Cirrhilabrus flavidorsalis, yellow fin fairy
Perhaps, though it could be any female in the lubbocki complex.
I have flipped through many of the pages on this forum and I have not seen this one yet.
I apologize if its a duplicate
The Local Fish Store is selling at a West African Rainbow Wrasse
Is it reef friendly
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It is a true coris species. Semi aggressive and will eat motile inverts.
 
Can I put a yellow coris wrasse with my Naoko’s fairy and Solon fairy?
 
The Naoko's in particular has a bit of a reputation for aggression. It may help that the yellow "coris" is a Halichoeres and not a fairy. Use a social acclimation box to help "test the waters" prior to releasing the yellow.

~Bruce
 
The Naoko's in particular has a bit of a reputation for aggression. It may help that the yellow "coris" is a Halichoeres and not a fairy. Use a social acclimation box to help "test the waters" prior to releasing the yellow.

~Bruce

Thank you. The coris is in a acclimation box now. So far no aggression from any of them. I’ll give it a week or so in the box.
 
I bet it will be fine. I've never had a fairy take exception to a Halichoeres but those are a couple of more aggressive fairies that I haven't kept. You will enjoy the H. crysus. Beautiful fish with a very mild attitude....or at least mine was.
 
One of my new additions. No ID needed, just wanted to show her off. Female ornate leopard :)

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