What kind of wrasse is this?

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I got it as a hooded bathyphilus wrasse pair. But I think it is actually a Nahacky's wrasse pair.

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Nahacky?s wrasse appears in the Industry, thanks to Fiji
 

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Mind saying where you bought them from?

I think you're right on the assumption that they are Nahackeys! Great pick-up!
 
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I got it from a LFS here. They said it was transhipped from Vanuatu I think.
 
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Thanks everyone, I'm keeping them. They were eating pellets the night I put them in the tank. They seem to be doing very well.
 

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It appears to me that they are Nahacky's wrasses, as you stated...

Their dorsal fins are the what I'm using for ID.
Quality Marine- A diverse wholesaler had some of these I believe-
so if your LFS buys from QM that might help you make a definitive
Id
 

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