The Wrasse Lover's Thread!

Can someone help me find a pink-streaked wrasse, I have been looking forever and it seems like no one has them. Are they seasonal. It's the one fish I need for my small tank that is holding up my last addition. Thank you.
 
My new Terelabrus wrasse I'm QTing right now. One of the most curious fish I've seen, has been eating anything I put in the tank since day one.

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Never seen my Meleagris Leopard so horny. He is in his counting suit a lot. More than I ever seen before. Hope it won’t wear him down resulting a stress and dead Leopard.
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Never seen my Meleagris Leopard so horny. He is in his counting suit a lot. More than I ever seen before. Hope it won’t wear him down resulting a stress and dead Leopard.
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He’s checking out that naso.
 
Alright guys, Im looking to add one more wrasse. I want something that is a stunner but will stand up to the Ornate leopard in the tank. He can be a rather obnoxious fish at times. Especially to the Choati in there. I was thinking about Melanurus but I have read they can be hard on hermits and snails. Any other suggestions?
 
Or a Bluethroat Fairy, Naoke , Splendid Pencil wrasse. These will not be bother by your resident wrasse.
Stunning is the one word you can use to describe these wrasses.

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Not sure I would put melanurus and stunner in the same sentence.
My Melanurus likes swimming above my Hollywood Stunner.
 
Can I add a leopard wrasse to an existing mystery wrasse in a 60 gallon
 

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