Wrasse ID?

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We think this is a Scott's wrasse but aren't 100% on the ID. Anyone want to weigh in?
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Sure looks a Scott's to me. Several different colorations on those beauties depending on where they are harvested.
 
Thank you! Fell into this one by "accident." So far I'm loving him, but I did post a concern in the fish disease forum if any wrasse lovers want to weigh in...
 
Definitely a Scott's. One if not the most aggressive of the fairy wrasses. Any other wrasse in the tank or any plan for others?
^This 100%.
 
+1 on scott, had one awhile back, he was the bully of the tank until i found him on the floor one day =(
 
Oops! Evolved and Eatbreakfast are the only sources needed for wrasse and most other fish for that matter.

Good luck with him. They are beautiful and maybe he doesn't know he's a Scott's. :D
 

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