Let Me ID Your Wrasse!

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Cerasinus? First pic stress coloration

My pencil was in with mollies...didn't even look at them. Super peaceful imo
 
Which is this one?

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P. flavianalis

I was told at the LFS it’s a royal flasher wrasse. Is that another name for it?
Also, do you know it’s comparability with other wrasses? I have a ruby headed fairy wrasse as well.

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I was told at the LFS it’s a royal flasher wrasse. Is that another name for it?
Also, do you know it’s comparability with other wrasses? I have a ruby headed fairy wrasse as well.

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Compatibility **
 
I was told at the LFS it’s a royal flasher wrasse. Is that another name for it?
No, P. angulatus is a different species.
P. flavianalis is typically known as the yellow fin flasher.
Also, do you know it’s comparability with other wrasses? I have a ruby headed fairy wrasse as well.
Shouldn't be a problem.
 
Any ideas on what these are? :)
Thanks in advance.

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Any ideas on what these are? :)
Thanks in advance.

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M. negrosensis
And probably H. melanurus (but I need to see the tail).
 
M. negrosensis
And probably H. melanurus (but I need to see the tail).
Hopefully that’s a better photo, but she’s very active. I’m hopeful that she fully converts soon.
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Hopefully that’s a better photo, but she’s very active. I’m hopeful that she fully converts soon.
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Yes, melanurus.
 
Lol you guys really enjoy these IDs! Thank you for being an awesome part of the reef keeping community. We appreciate you!
 
Hi, I need help identifying these fishes. I don't even know which are wrasses. Thanks in advance!

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Hi, I need help identifying these fishes. I don't even know which are wrasses. Thanks in advance!

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1- Tang
2- H. argus
3- Definitely a Stethojulis; possibly S. albovittata
4- Something I think I've seen before?
 
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