Name of this wrasse

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Any info about it would be nice too
 
Believe it's a blue striped tamarin wrasse. I'll let someone else give info on it as I've got no experience :)
 
Blue striped tamarin, very expensive and fairly difficult fish. Probably around $1000 dollars. Look for mouth damage and swim bladder damage (odd swimming, pointing down, etc). Sometimes difficult to get eating. It sleeps in the sand. The males are not as pretty.
 
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Any info about it would be nice too
Anampses femininus, known to us as the Femininus wrasse. Very hard to keep, same level of care as an Achilles IME. They don’t take nicely to aggression so I wouldn’t put it in your tank. They’re highly sensitive fish to parameter swings, any form of aggression, rarely eat properly ect.
 
whole stocking list
Powder blue tang
purple tang
goldflake angel
liopropoma rubre
Lemonpeel angel
midas blenny
silver belly banana wrasse
 
Let me know some names of nice wrasses must get along with my current wrasse which is Silver Belly Banana Wrasse (Halichoeres leucoxanthus)
So, you’d probably want a slightly more boisterous wrasse with tangs.
Hm, Jades can be 50/50 on how bad they actually are so I wouldn’t risk it unless you feel INCREDIBLY lucky, when I’m at my LFS I’ll grab a few names of wrasses that work well with the fish you own.
A list of the species in the tank would work (it’s a 4’x2’x2’ tank right?).

As I typed that you had the list typed out haha ignore the first part to the last question.
 
its 4x2x2 yeah
Thanks! Yeah it’s the same dimensions as mine (Mines 4’x2’x18” but I round the 18 inch to 2 foot). Can definitely help you!

From what I’ve been told, Anampses neoguinaicus is more boisterous so may be a good choice if you want a harder to keep wrasse. I’ll grab some names and photos at the LFS :)
 
So, I’m back and have a list:
- Moyer’s Leopard Wrasse (Macropharyngodon moyeri)
- Kuiter’s Leopard Wrasse (Macropharyngodon kuiteri)
- Black Back/China Wrasse (Anampses neoguinaicus)
- Red Head Wrasse (Halichoeres rubricephalus)
- Red Lined Wrasse (Halichoeres biocellatus)
- Earmuff Wrasse (Halichoeres trispilus)
- Melanurus Wrasse (Halichoeres melanurus)
- Slightly larger fairy wrasses

More boisterous/risky wrasse are:
- Jade Wrasse (Halichoeres chloropterus)
- Scott’s Fairy Wrasse (Cirrhilabrus melanomarginatus/Cirrhilabrus scottorum)
- Blue Throat Fairy Wrasse (Cirrhilabrus cyanogularis)
 

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