Anthia ID please

[timkenagy]

can someone tell me what kind of anthia this is. It was sold as a dispar but I don't think that's right.

Thanks in advance

And sorry for the bad pictures. He went to hide after these quick pictures. So it will probably be a couple days before I see them again.

 

[timkenagy]

This is the only one I can find with the blue marking on the front. But idk, the rest doesn't really match up.

 

[jetmaker]

This is the only one I can find with the blue marking on the front. But idk, the rest doesn't really match up.

Dispar

 

[timkenagy]

Dispar

You for certain? Because every picture I pull up doesn't look anything like it.

 

[jetmaker]

You for certain? Because every picture I pull up doesn't look anything like it.

May be a bartlett but may need some one else to chime in.

 

[eatbreakfast]

It is a female dispar. Not a bartlett, not bimaculatus, but dispar.

 

[JDJP]

The pictures arent great bot lo ok ks like a carberryi

 

[FL_Reefer]

Threadfin?

 

[shawn1116]

I'm fairly certain that's a Orange Lyretail

 

[FL_Reefer]

Ya me too, have the same fish

 

[FL_Reefer]

Three of the same answers, three different names, lol

 

[eatbreakfast]

The dorsal color and caudal shape are different from squammipinnis.

 

[timkenagy]

Thanks all

 

[timkenagy]

Been in the hobby for years but I'm new to the anthia species. Just never thought to add these creatures. I must say I like them so far. It's taking them quite a bit longer to acclimate than the normal fish.. They've been in gen pop for over a week now and still don't like to come out much unless it's meal time. But I do see them a bit more each day. Here's a couple pics I was able to grab yesterday. A little better than the first picture I posted.