Think you so much!Tricky one, as there's a geographical split between H. nebulosus and H. margaritaceus. But with a few markings in mind, I believe this to be the latter (H. margaritaceus).
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Think you so much!Tricky one, as there's a geographical split between H. nebulosus and H. margaritaceus. But with a few markings in mind, I believe this to be the latter (H. margaritaceus).
Sweet! I was hoping he wasn’t a Halichoeres ornatissumus. All the had labeled him as was Halichoeres sp. at the local pet store. Just curious and not sure if it matters but, doesn’t the biocellatus have two spots on the back fin though?
I was thinking blue streak and the price reflected that, but wasn’t 100% sure since I can’t tell too much of a difference other than there being maybe slightly more yellow. (The pics aren’t the best of him though.)
My H. biocellatus never bothered any inverts and he was a very mature male when I gave him to a friend.
Pic of when I got her
As a terminal male
Looks like H. lecoxanthus to me.
C. cyanogularis
Well, unfortunately this whole complex has same propensity to turn into jerks. You'll have to keep an eye on it.Well that might be the fastest response I have ever received on R2R.
Great news though, I was leaning that way, but it was sold to me as a "high fin."
Glad to find out he won't turn into the tank jerk over time.
Cheers,
C
Well, unfortunately this whole complex has same propensity to turn into jerks. You'll have to keep an eye on it.