Wrasse ID Thread 2.0

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@SaltyT I know you knew this post was coming.
I have questions about my dearly departed Oddjob(s) - what were sold to me as ruby-headed fairy wrasse. I did not keep the sticker back then with what Latin names they were sold as.
After talking with @Crabby48 and looking at tons of photos, I honestly question if either one was labeled properly.
Would love your input on the proper ID of these fish. I also think they're 2 completely different fish.
Original Oddjob
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Replacement
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Sorry I haven't been on here for awhile... Oddjob was C. chaliasi and replacement was C. temminckii
 
Got one for ya’ll… difficulty level intermediate… and go

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Obviously Halichoeres varbrevicorpus


Sadly only I will ever get this joke but laughing alone is better than not at all.
 
Obviously Halichoeres varbrevicorpus


Sadly only I will ever get this joke but laughing alone is better than not at all.
Correct genus.

Something about a variable short body? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
 

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