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Looks like a female M. meleagris to me.
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I need ID on these 3 please. At the lfs. First is a separate fish from 2 and 3.
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I'd say the third is C. lubbockiDifficult to say for certain on the first but I think that both of the first two are P. flavianalis. Third one I think is something in C. cyanopleura complex. I'm sure @evolved or @eatbreakfast will check in soon.
Thank you!I'd say the third is C. lubbocki
Stethojulis trilineataAny idea on this guy?
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Not a wrasse, Pseudochromis aldabraensis, a dottyback.
Close but the Coral Hogfish, Bodianus mesothorax, not mobile invertebrate safe.The LFS says this is a Diana Hogfish..is it? If not, what is it and is it reef safe?
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Thank you!Not a wrasse, Pseudochromis aldabraensis, a dottyback.
Thanks!!!!Halichoeres marginatus aka dusky wrasse female
Will it change to make or remain female? If it stays as female is this the color or will color be the sameHalichoeres marginatus aka dusky wrasse female