What are ALL the Cirrhilabrus wrasse that are White, yellow and red

[i cant think]

As said in the title, what are they? My LFS has a transitioning male unidentified wrasse that has all three of the colours above with a few blue markings - There is no sign of a filament which made me cross off Paracheilinus. It’s also from Indonesia for those wanting the origin.
It’s fins looked to be clear, I didn’t see them too well though, and I forgot to grab a photo of it unfortunately but next week if it’s still there I will get a photo of it.
The yellow stripe was forming through the middle of the white and red (Similar to the naokoae and kwazulus, except so far it’s thinner - About 1 quarter the height at the moment)
both scientific and common names are accepted - Its an easy to learn more scientific names anyway haha! Any help is useful

 

[blaxsun]

A picture would be useful too!

 

[nereefpat]

Pretty tough without a pic.

Shot in the dark: Naokoae

 

[i cant think]

Pretty tough without a pic.

Shot in the dark: Naokoae

I was thinking that, unfortunately I didn’t grab a picture (I’m kicking myself for it) and trying to do a shot in the dark identification - the teminicks they had was easy to identify because of him already going the dull grey/black-green colour

 

[Crabby48]

Are you sure it’s a Fairy?

 

[i cant think]

Are you sure it’s a Fairy?

Yes - I went back on Saturday and it gained a dark greenish colour which made me think teminicks. It showed every colour of the teminicks fairy which is making me lean towards that.

 

[ppatches24]

was it a https://www.salgadoaquatics.com/pro...rue&sa=false&sbp=false&q=false&category_id=12

 

[i cant think]

was it a https://www.salgadoaquatics.com/pro...rue&sa=false&sbp=false&q=false&category_id=12

It must have been that actually! I realised the one I meant was different to the one I found out was a teminicks, the two had been in the same tank but one died and it was the blue throat. I am tempted on getting one of the “Unknown” wrasses and seeing what I end up with in terms of fairy wrasse or flasher wrasse.