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P. flavianalis
Wow thanks. Is it the yellow on the anal fin that is the best way to identify this one?
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P. flavianalis
Yup, hence the name. Flavi- yellow, analis, pertaining to the anal(fin).Wow thanks. Is it the yellow on the anal fin that is the best way to identify this one?
Yup, hence the name. Flavi- yellow, analis, pertaining to the anal(fin).
Do you foresee any issues with my wrasses, Bluestreak Cleaner Wrasse (Labroides dimidiatus), Ruby Head Fairy Wrasse (Cirrhilabrus cf cyanopleura), Exquisite Fairy Wrasse (Cirrhilabrus exquisitus), Ruby Longfin fairy wrasse, (Cirrhilabrus rubeus) and Yellow wrasse (halichoeres chrysus)?Need a better pic. Could be a female katherine's.
C. katoi
P. flavianalis
Bodianus bimaculatus.
Those will be fine in a tank 48" or longer.Do you foresee any issues with my wrasses, Bluestreak Cleaner Wrasse (Labroides dimidiatus), Ruby Head Fairy Wrasse (Cirrhilabrus cf cyanopleura), Exquisite Fairy Wrasse (Cirrhilabrus exquisitus), Ruby Longfin fairy wrasse, (Cirrhilabrus rubeus) and Yellow wrasse (halichoeres chrysus)?
Juvie H. melasmapomus.@eatbreakfast
Sold as hovens. Bad pictures are bad I know. I think it’s kuteri or earmuff? Wrong markings for straight hovens I think
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Thank youJuvie H. melasmapomus.
Halichoeres ornatissimus. Yes, they meed sand.LFS had some christmas wrasses that I couldn't ID.. I think it's the ornate one? and also, don't they need a sandbed? I asked the owner and he was like nah they just sleep in the rock
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Halichoeres ornatissimus. Yes, they meed sand.
They are all ornatissimus. Fish are still coming out of Hawaii.thanks, I figured. Are the ones in the last few photos juveniles? They were the ones I was mostly confused on. The others were really big, no way I want that in my 50 cube.
I thought the ornatissimus only came from hawaii? I asked where they came from and he just said not Hawaii because there's nothing coming from there.
Yes, juvie Hemigymnus melarapterus, thicklip wrasse.This one I think I know. Not for sure. I will say it is a juvenile. Tough to get a good photo. This is about an inch long...
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I'm thinking a juvenile Hemigymnus Melarapterus?