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What about this one?
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Cirrhilabrus rubeus, ruby longfin wrasse, male.
 
hoping to get an ID on this guy? LFS told me it was a Temmincki but I'm thinking maybe C. cyanopleura maybe?
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hoping to get an ID on this guy? LFS told me it was a Temmincki but I'm thinking maybe C. cyanopleura maybe?
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Looks like a transitioning C. cf. cyanopleura, ruby head wrasse, to me.
 
Looks like a transitioning C. cf. cyanopleura, ruby head wrasse, to me.
Thanks TJ @eatbreakfast . i recently added a P. carpenteri without an acclimation box , against my better judgement (and my wife's) and the Rubyhead has been showing aggression towards it. Is this possibly due to it transitioning ? Carpenter has only been in there a week now and was hiding the first 3 days. Do you think this is a typical josting for dominance or will the rubyhead continue to bully it? Rubyhead is easily 4 times bigger than the Carpenter. i wouldn't have figured their to be aggression between the two but i won't pretend to be an expert on this subject.
 
Thanks TJ @eatbreakfast . i recently added a P. carpenteri without an acclimation box , against my better judgement (and my wife's) and the Rubyhead has been showing aggression towards it. Is this possibly due to it transitioning ? Carpenter has only been in there a week now and was hiding the first 3 days. Do you think this is a typical josting for dominance or will the rubyhead continue to bully it?
If the carpenter wrasse is coming out then I wouldn't worry. The rubyhead will always show a degree of dominance, but as long as it isn't relentless, it's nothing to be concerned with.
 
any chance of and id on this

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Need some help here folks. Can anyone tell me what this is? I’ll tell/show you what it was listed as after we get a possitive ID. Is it a Parrot Fish? All i see are those teeth!!

 
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Have 2 of these, were labeled misc fairy wrasse at the wholesaler.
 
Need some help here folks. Can anyone tell me what this is? I’ll tell/show you what it was listed as after we get a possitive ID. Is it a Parrot Fish? All i see are those teeth!!


Didn't watch much of the video but looks like a princess parrot.
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Have 2 of these, were labeled misc fairy wrasse at the wholesaler.
C. temminkii
 
Fishmart usually has them correctly listed. Their stock on saltwater is pretty limited, so there isn't much to mess up.
 
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