Lyretail anthias locality id?

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Hello everyone i got sent two unidentified anthias by my seller a while back which at first i wanted to introduce to my fiji lyretail but found out they look a bit different. I do know they don’t always do well in pairs so if something suddenly happened i can move one of them to another tank. Is anyone able to identify what sub species they are? Think one of them is turning male as i see some changes. The smaller one actually looks somewhat different from the larger one. Looks really pink while the other looks more orange. In pictures the colours are hardly seen especially as i haven't turned on the leds.
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The first two are of the larger female and the other two are the smaller.
 
I can’t answer the specific question, but I can bump the thread to see if we can get you some help
 
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