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I Love wrasses
They want to eat.. always
He is the color of orange soda with cool electric lines on his face
catching him on flim is ridiculously difficult.
That's my usual stop, and probably my favorite of the three (there's one just East of there, and what used to be Aquapets on Maple). I haven't been in Scott Ruff's place for nearly a decade, but he used to have nice stuff.
Rivers and Reefs on Maple used to be aqua pets. I used to drive here every couple months just to go to aquapets... Finally moved to Omaha, now I cruuz the saltwater stores like a junkie ...it really is an addiction....I work so I can buy fish / corals and equipment...
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That does not look like a fairy wrasse at all. I have no idea but I don't think it's a whip fin. Let's see what our wrasse experts think. @evolved, @eatbreakfast
Are yellow coris wrasse fairy wrasses?
No they are Halichoeres wrasses. Someone above said that this was a Whip Fin Fairy wrasse which isn't plausible to me. That's why we have the experts!
When I blow the picture up I can see the green/orange stripes on the face typical for H. chrysus (yellow wrasse). I really do think this is an aberrant H. chrysus but again I'm no expert.
Thank you.No they are Halichoeres wrasses. Someone above said that this was a Whip Fin Fairy wrasse which isn't plausible to me. That's why we have the experts!
When I blow the picture up I can see the green/orange stripes on the face typical for H. chrysus (yellow wrasse). I really do think this is an aberrant H. chrysus but again I'm no expert.
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This is Beatrix
He/she was sold as a "peacock wrasse" but I can't find anything like it to id it.
This is Beatrix
He/she was sold as a "peacock wrasse" but I can't find anything like it to id it.
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This is Beatrix
He/she was sold as a "peacock wrasse" but I can't find anything like it to id it.
Everything I find goes to a "leopard wrasse" but they look nothing like her (I'm sure it's probably a boy based on the lower fin but it's she to meNext question
This is Beatrix
He/she was sold as a "peacock wrasse" but I can't find anything like it to id it.
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Everything I find goes to a "leopard wrasse" but they look nothing like her (I'm sure it's probably a boy based on the lower fin but it's she to me
She is pink green / blue with some yellow.Everything I find goes to a "leopard wrasse" but they look nothing like her (I'm sure it's probably a boy based on the lower fin but it's she to me
She is pink green / blue with some yellow.
I believe that is a leopard wrasse. M. ornatus....again I'll let the experts positively ID. And "she" is definitely a he.
The other Halichoeres wrasses in your other pictures are H. leucoxanthus commonly called yellow and purple wrasse.
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You're right about the pattern. The color is different though. Too much green for M. ornatus?
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