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I see a blurry notawrasse.
Sunrise dottyback maybe?
Ok, I admit. I laughed. Good one Hunter!
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I see a blurry notawrasse.
Sunrise dottyback maybe?
bathyphilus or efatensis; would need better photos to make that distinction.![]()
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Sorry for the crappy photos, but between the coraline on the glass and the fact the wrasse kept facing the phone camera these were the best I can do. Cirrhilabrus bathyphilus, I belive?
bathyphilus or efatensis; would need better photos to make that distinction.
Nope, just a new name. The two names split what was all considered the same species before.Isn’t C.Efatensis a fairly new one in the hobby ?
Nope, just a new name. The two names split what was all considered the same species before.
Physically, region. Visually, the "hood" markings.What’s the distinction factor especially when it’s nt colored super males ?
Physically, region. Visually, the "hood" markings.
https://reefs.com/2017/05/02/cirrhilabrus-efatensis-new-hooded-fairy-wrasse/
Pleased either way, thanks!bathyphilus or efatensis; would need better photos to make that distinction.
Need a better pic, but perhaps Labrichthys unilineatus?Hello
Would you please ID this guy for me?
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Sorry for the bad pic, was a tough one to capture.
Thank you
Need a better pic, but perhaps Labrichthys unilineatus?
Labropsis manabei
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Hello! Need help to ID this
They're both female C. cyanopleura.![]()
And this one too
For now, until they both have interest in being male. ;)Thanks! No wonder they are not trying to kill each other