Will I ever find this fish again ?

A few months ago a pair of consignment yellow tangs went for $600 each. A healthy (wild-caught) 3-4" yellow tang goes for $500+. Larger ones even more...
My local LFS has one from a breakdown and is ask $1200 AUD for it
 
I once had gotten a pair of Earl's Fairy Wrasses for $250 total, now finding a single one for less that $600 (if you can find one) is a 'steal'....
 
3 fish on this list for me.

Flame wrasse (Cirrhilabrus jordani)
Potters Angel (Centropyge potteri)
(
these 2 obv from the Hawaii ban)
Diamond Tail Flasher Wrasse
(Paracheilinus attenuatus)

I would kill to get my hands on another Attenuatus (my old one somehow jumped despite having a fitted custom lid *shrugs*) but seems like none of my usual fish sources seen them available in a loooong time (like years)
 

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HOW MUCH DOES A FISH’S FEEDING REQUIREMENTS AFFECT YOUR STOCKING DECISIONS?

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