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ThanksYup, C. exquisitus
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ThanksYup, C. exquisitus
ThanksC. exquisitus is correct, African variant.
Looks like P. filamentosus to me.Sold as a McCosker’s flasher wrasse but the tail seems wrong
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Rad fish.Sold as a McCosker’s flasher wrasse but the tail seems wrong
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A hybrid: P. flavianalis x P. filamentosusSold as a McCosker’s flasher wrasse but the tail seems wrong
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That's P. mccoskeri
A hybrid: P. flavianalis x P. filamentosus
That's P. mccoskeri
Sounds dicey... They may see another as the same species.Thank you! This wrasse is going in with a P.flavianalis. Is it going to be too closely related in your opinion for aggression to settle down?
Thanks!C. cyanopluera, female.
A female of the cyanopleura complex.Any thoughts? Something in the cirrhilabrus genus?![]()
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Correct. :)Cerasinus
Correct. :)
They're actually much safer/better than Halichoeres in that regard.are all leopards/pencils/tamarins reef safeish on par with the smaller halichoeres?
Well, sure - the large tamarins at maturity can be a different story.at least the commonly kept ones that aren't giant
I really wouldn't worry much there at all - I'd be pretty shocked if they went missing.there's some tiny baby black mollies in the tank with the pencil so i'm curious to see what comes of that.. lol
M. bipartitus, male.What is this one?![]()