Yes appears to be soI believe its a crescent tail wrasse but not sure
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Yes appears to be soI believe its a crescent tail wrasse but not sure
Audio only, blank video.can u guys see the video??
heres another. not sure why i cant. maybe cuz im on my iphone.
i thought it was a male cresent turning supermale. about 3” long but the dark body kinda threw me off so maybe a variant.
Yes, definitely lunatus!
I see the true temminckii, which has a pretty wide distribution; not very regional.What Region do you think this C. temminckii come from. TIA @evolved . Same fish from 4/24/2019 to 10/6/2020
H. chloropterus
Outlook uncertain; try again later.Up for a challenge? Presently in QT.
Cheilinus fasciatus, red breasted wrasse.Ok, didn't see a direct match so I'll submit one at my LFS. They have it listed only as a "Maori Wrasse". It does have the Maori patterning around the eye:
H. biocellatusWas labeled as a Christmas Wrasse.
Really? Mine's about 5 years old, lost most of his green but doesn't seem too mean