The Wrasse Lover's Thread!
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I love me some wrasse's, so I want to see everyone's wrasse pictures! Please share!
I've been practicing my fish taking.. Snapped a decent one of my Naoko Wrasse, still need to polish up on my skills though!
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Forgot my earmuff! Colors since this picture have really improved!
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https://youtu.be/6Pi7gbG2-LA I Just like clockwork, every nite. I love that Elsa has picked a place right in the front of my tank. I wonder if she will always sleep there.
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Snagged a decent pic of the radiant and timor today, and some fuzzy super zoomed in pics of the pintail and the red velvet. You can see some of them in the last pic as well, including the red velvet, the hooded flame, the cebu lubbocks, and the rhomboid.
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One of our old friends has a new name :)
Cirrhilabrus finifenmaa: a New Name for the Rosey Scale Fairy Wrasse | Reef Builders | The Reef and Saltwater Aquarium Blog
Cirrhilabrus finifenmaa is the new name of a popular aquarium favorite the rose scale fairy wrasse which, according to type material, has never been formally described! This Indian Ocean species is…
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That’s interesting - I thought it had been described! Wonder if the new name will have it rise in price and popularity.One of our old friends has a new name :)
Cirrhilabrus finifenmaa: a New Name for the Rosey Scale Fairy Wrasse | Reef Builders | The Reef and Saltwater Aquarium Blog
Cirrhilabrus finifenmaa is the new name of a popular aquarium favorite the rose scale fairy wrasse which, according to type material, has never been formally described! This Indian Ocean species is…reefbuilders.com
Although the price of the “Newley” discovered C. Tonozukai is surprising. Actually a lot of the new wrasses seem to be cheap in terms of wrasse. And then you have sanguineus, the worlds most expensive wrasse if I remember correctly.
Alright you wrasse lovers!!! START DROOLING! :)
One of the true holy grail Flasher wrasse: Paracheilinus bellae, hailing from the Kwajalein Atoll, Marshall Islands
One of the true holy grail Flasher wrasse: Paracheilinus bellae, hailing from the Kwajalein Atoll, Marshall Islands
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That bellae is really starting to get me back into the flasher wrasses. The tail streamers on him are beautiful.
From the news: "A mesmerizing new addition is the first-ever to be formally described by a Maldivian researcher—and it’s named after the country’s national flower.
The new-to-science Rose-Veiled Fairy Wrasse (Cirrhilabrus finifenmaa) is one of the first species to have its name derived from the local Dhivehi language, ‘finifenmaa’ (meaning ‘rose’), a nod to both its pink hues and the island nation flower.
Scientists from the California Academy of Sciences, the University of Sydney, the Maldives Marine Research Institute (MMRI), and the Field Museum collaborated on the discovery as part of the Academy’s Hope for Reefs initiative aimed at better understanding and protecting coral reefs around the world."
Is it bad that my first thought reading your post was, "Then get in line, buddy!!"
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Don’t worry, that was my first thought - Wonder if that female my LFS has is still there…
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The ones on Reef Pro also have the yellow on the anterior dorsal fin like this one. Wasn't that the differentiator? Or are they going with just collection location?
The red velvet wrasses come from our supplier in Malé, Maldives.
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Just saw this news story on channel 7 ABC news out of NYC. What a fish! I want one. The reason I mentioned the specific tv channel because I also just found out Lee Goldberg, the weather guy, is also a saltwater geek. How do you like that?
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Aren't these wrasses considered somewhat agressive?
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They are one of the more fiesty fairy wrasses, although so far mine is getting along great with the cebu lubbocki, pintail, rhomboid, and bathyphilus. Also in with a bunch of other planktivores (green chromis, orangeline chromis, royal gramma, firefish, fathead anthias, fourmanoiri tilefish) and with other fish including 2 Halichoeres wrasses (timor and radiant) without issue. Feeding the tank heavily I see no aggression between the fish, and the newly described rosey scaled, the rhomboid, and the bathyphilus were all added as the last fish to the display at the same time. Hopefully they continue to get along as they grow (all female now).
Hawaiian Surge Wrasse. I'll take two please.
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The question is, will the price rise for Cirrhilabrus finifenmaa. Im pretty sure they’ve been imported into the hobby as C. rubrisquamis so, they would probably be relatively cheap for a “new” wrasse but will it rise due to people wanting it or due to it being described.
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