I would strongly advise AGAINST ordering a Leopard Wrasse of any kind online. Leopard Wrasses are notoriously difficult/delicate shippers AND by nature picky food eaters and it is crucial to literally pick the right fish if you want to have a real shot at a fish that will last for some time as only the hardier/more adaptable specimens do well long term in captivity. With online ordering you get a mystery bag and no idea as to the condition/health of the fish, with the LFS you can observe the individual for a couple of weeks to see it eating and healthy/active before you buy it or bring it home. As an example I will give you my experience. My LFS did a an order of 6 Leopard Wrasses last summer. 2 of them were dead within a week, 2 of them were sold by the second week and I have no idea what happened to them and then there were 2 left, one was a Blue Star that was very active and eating and the other was a regular Leopard Wrasse that was very lethargic. Went back the following week and the Blue Star was still active and eating and the other Leopard clearly not moving much and breathing hard (on it's deathbed). Bought the Blue Star Leopard Wrasse and it has adapted to whatever I feed my tank (even dried seaweed) within a couple of days, it's very active and eats like a pig. Nearly a year later and it's still doing great and it has required ZERO special care and eats what I feed my other fish. I get that you don't have an ideal situation for buying one due to lack of availability, but I would say it's better to pass on ordering one online and to hold out for an opportunity to pick a healthy and adaptable individual from a fish store. I waited for nearly a year for the circumstances to line up for me to get a Leopard Wrasse and I can say give the mixed bag of people's experiences with them (ordering multiples only to have them all die despite the best of care), that it was well worth it to get the circumstances to allow me to get a hardy specimen for a very reasonable price (I only paid $35 for mine from my LFS).
