Let Me ID Your Wrasse!

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This one?
cf. pylei. And damsels. :P
 
I cant figure out what kind of wrasse this is, can u id it for me?
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I like doing my april fools pranks before april fools, some of them at least.
 
I’d like to eventually get a wrasse though. My current tank is too small. My favorite kinds are linneatus and mcoskers flasher. I like pintails too
 
Oh and i like the bluestreaks too, especially the ones with the yellow heads
 
At my fish store today..was sold for 50 bucks and no I didn’t buy it my tank is still not set up.
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In Florida he was at the pet expo and got a package deal.. he didn’t know what he had and me with no tank to put it in. Hawaii flame wrasse?

Yes, terminal phase male. Haven't seen one for less than $250 in some time.
 
Wow.. now I’m sad lol.. one of the local club members got it so it went to a good home
 
I just received this wrasse from LA. Sold as Female/Juvinile Scott's, Fiji variant. I know LA has a history of sending different wrasses than what people order. Are they correct?
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I just received this wrasse from LA. Sold as Female/Juvinile Scott's, Fiji variant. I know LA has a history of sending different wrasses than what people order. Are they correct?
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Yes, that's correct.
And I'd also add that their history may be better than you think. Mistakes do happen, though.
 
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