Scarlet pinstripe wrasse

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Does anyone have any experience with this wrasse? Im looking for a 4th fish for my 40b and i found out about this guy. Ive had such trouble picking out a wrasse for my 40B
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I feel like if pseudo is in the scientific name, the fish is probably a pita.
 
It will leave the clowns and goby alone, but if you have a shrimp with the goby, he may try to it it.
 
It will leave the clowns and goby alone, but if you have a shrimp with the goby, he may try to it it.
Ahhh i do have a cleaner shrimp, do you have any other wrasse options? At first i was gonna get a yellow coris, then i found these guys
 
Ahhh i do have a cleaner shrimp, do you have any other wrasse options? At first i was gonna get a yellow coris, then i found these guys
A pink streak has a similar look to this guy, with a super mild attitude.
Any of the Cirrhilabrus fairies would be fine.
Only a small subset of them are suitable for a 40 gallon tank.
 
That Pseudocheilinus genus can be bad news. Close cousin to the six line.

A few of the fairies would fit. Many get big for a 40 gallon. Lubbock or yellow fin would fit, solon wouldn't, for example.

Your yellow "coris" would be a better option than the scarlet pinstripe wrasse above.
 
That Pseudocheilinus genus can be bad news. Close cousin to the six line.

A few of the fairies would fit. Many get big for a 40 gallon. Lubbock or yellow fin would fit, solon wouldn't, for example.

Your yellow "coris" would be a better option than the scarlet pinstripe wrasse above.
Yellow coris it is unless someone changes my mind. Im making too big of a deal outta this ha
 
If you’re looking for a worker, yellow corris-if you looking for wow factor-mystery wrasse
 

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