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Seen this in lfs today. Any ideas?

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found out a bit more and that it came from a kenyan shipment. almost sure its a Kwazulu wrasse or c. africanus. anyone know what the compatibility would be like with other wrasse??
Yes, C. africanus. All the juvies/females in the rubriventralis complex have those stripes.
Bruce is spot on with everything he said about scottorum.
 
Hey all, got to me a carpenter wrasse, is it male or female and from where is it ? Sorry for the not so great pic, this guy won't stay still !!

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Hey all, got to me a carpenter wrasse, is it male or female and from where is it ? Sorry for the not so great pic, this guy won't stay still !!

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It's a male Mckoskers wrasse, Paracheilinus mckoskeri. If the tail is black it is from Africa.
 
Was called a Red Fairy in the shop - what say you?

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Not an ID question, but what are the going rates for Cirrhilabrus naokoae nowadays?
 
Can anyone tell me what she is? Sold as a “common” fairy wrasse. I’ll get better pics once she’s in the tank.

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Should have posted this here initially. I believe it's some type of fairy but the owner had no idea what it was. Bluish purple fins and underside, grayish head turns pink towards the tail.
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Should have posted this here initially. I believe it's some type of fairy but the owner had no idea what it was. Bluish purple fins and underside, grayish head turns pink towards the tail.
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Appears to be a young male Cirrhilabrus cyanopleura, blue sided fairy.
 
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