Let Me ID Your Wrasse!

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My turn to ask for an ID! My LFS got in a few 'assorted fairy wrasses' and I couldn't figure out what this one is, but loved the look :)

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Male Cirrhilabrus lubbocki, from the Philippines.
 
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I would love to know what the wrasse is that’s not the McCoskers. Thanks!
 
Any idea what this guy is?

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Lunatus complex i would guess. Squirei perhaps. Hard to see the caudal fin. Thought also about nahackyi as well What is it sold as?
 
Lunatus complex i would guess. Squirei perhaps. Hard to see the caudal fin. Thought also about nahackyi as well What is it sold as?

It was brought in as a Katherines but definitely not that.
 
What color is the anal fin? It kind of looks like it's yellow? If so it's a P. flavianalis

I couldn’t quite tell if it was a Carpenters or a yellowfin. I have a hard time telling the difference when I see them at a store and they’re somewhat pale
 
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