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What's the tank size? If it's over 150g, you can usually mix the complex with good results. Lunatus alongside cf lunatus wouldn't be a wise idea though.

Thanks for the response.
My tank is a 120 gallon 4x2x2. Sounds like I should stay away from the cf lunatus then due to being close to the same coloration then. If I stay in that complex what would I have better success with mixing the C. Isosceles with then?

Appreciate your expert advise.
 
Thanks for the response.
My tank is a 120 gallon 4x2x2. Sounds like I should stay away from the cf lunatus then due to being close to the same coloration then. If I stay in that complex what would I have better success with mixing the C. Isosceles with then?

Appreciate your expert advise.
In that size tank isosceles would be the wiser choice.
 
Found diving in the Gulf of Aqaba, Red Sea.


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Anyone know what type of wrasse this is? thanks.

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It's a transitioning Macropharyngodon bipartitus, but it is also rather pale which could be a sign of disease or some other issue.
 
It's a transitioning Macropharyngodon bipartitus, but it is also rather pale which could be a sign of disease or some other issue.

To be fair it's quite thin also, you've worried me now. What are the best foods for it?
 
To be fair it's quite thin also, you've worried me now. What are the best foods for it?
Is it eating prepared foods? Meaty things; mysis, Rods, LRS, etc.
Was it ever dewormed with prazi or metro?
 
Happy to say I'm new to wrasses after 8 years in the hobby I think it's time to jump into these beautiful fish. I've always have kept sixlines in my rank but never really ventured into the wrasse paradise. Local store was closing and had fish at 60% off so I grabbed what I could to stock my 120g after its done cycling. He's in a holding tank (black stock tank) for at but I snapped this before hand sorry its the best I could do lol.

Any ideas? I'm sure it's a common wrasses but no luck on google

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Happy to say I'm new to wrasses after 8 years in the hobby I think it's time to jump into these beautiful fish. I've always have kept sixlines in my rank but never really ventured into the wrasse paradise. Local store was closing and had fish at 60% off so I grabbed what I could to stock my 120g after its done cycling. He's in a holding tank (black stock tank) for at but I snapped this before hand sorry its the best I could do lol.

Any ideas? I'm sure it's a common wrasses but no luck on google

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Cirrhilabrus rubripinnis
 
Happy to say I'm new to wrasses after 8 years in the hobby I think it's time to jump into these beautiful fish. I've always have kept sixlines in my rank but never really ventured into the wrasse paradise. Local store was closing and had fish at 60% off so I grabbed what I could to stock my 120g after its done cycling. He's in a holding tank (black stock tank) for at but I snapped this before hand sorry its the best I could do lol.

Any ideas? I'm sure it's a common wrasses but no luck on google

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How much was it? Looks almost like female flame.
 
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Any idea ?
Definitely a female-ish/submale Paracheilinus - the hard question is what species. I'll go out on a limb and say cyaneus, but we won't know for sure until it grows up more.
 
Anyone know what’s the common name for this flasher wrasse?

Thank you in advance!

Jasper


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Anyone know what’s the common name for this flasher wrasse?

Thank you in advance!

Jasper


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That is a P. cyaneus, or the Blue Flasher Wrasse
 
It is what it is. It is kinda like ask people to detail how to tell if the animal seen is a deer and detail why did he come up with this conclusion.
You need to look it up on the internet and then you learn. Once we see many wrasses (not me but Evolved) they just know. To ask for them to detail why they come up with this answer instead of ...Harlequin Tusk, is too much to ask.
Please go look it up
 
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