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[SebastianReefer]

So my question is what kind of fish is this and is he good bad to have I bought a 125 gallon setup and fish came with setup

 

[Zionas]

Definitely a wrasse. A clearer picture would be helpful, thanks.

 

[SebastianReefer]

I’ll try the fish doesn’t have any color just a black line down his body and a black spot on both sides of body

 

[SebastianReefer]

So my question is what kind of fish is this and is he good bad to have I bought a 125 gallon setup and fish came with setup

 

[Zionas]

Two Tone Wrasse, Halichoeres prosopeion: Saltwater Aquarium Fish for Marine Aquariums

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It could be this. It’s a sand burying wrasse and it looks like you’ve got a sand bed. It gets to a max of 5” so not a problem at all. How deep is your sand bed? Peaceful fish, shouldn’t cause much trouble for the fish you put in afterwards, but the general rule is to introduce the most aggressive species last.

 

[AcroNem]

So there's no yellow or blue on the body?

 

[pcon]

Looks like a thalassemia wrasse to me, face looks too rounded to be halichoeres. I think Thalassoma bifasciatum, Blunthead wrasse?

Bluehead Wrasse: Male

The Bluehead Wrasse is a beautiful multicolored wrasse that also demonstrates dramatic color variation within individuals based on gender and age. With their beautiful coloration, the Bluehead Wrasse fish make a great addition to any large reef aquarium. The juvenile Bluehead Wrasse is generally...

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Always tricky getting a clear picture of a wrasse they are always on the move.

 

[SebastianReefer]

So there's no yellow or blue on the body?

No no color maybe a light tint skin color on the top of body

 

[SebastianReefer]

Looks like a thalassemia wrasse to me, face looks too rounded to be halichoeres. I think Thalassoma bifasciatum, Blunthead wrasse?

Bluehead Wrasse: Male

The Bluehead Wrasse is a beautiful multicolored wrasse that also demonstrates dramatic color variation within individuals based on gender and age. With their beautiful coloration, the Bluehead Wrasse fish make a great addition to any large reef aquarium. The juvenile Bluehead Wrasse is generally...

www.saltwaterfish.com

Always tricky getting a clear picture of a wrasse they are always on the move.

Yes very hard to get a clear pic of him this looks the closest I’ve seen to what he may be

 

[AcroNem]

I agree it looks like a Bluehead wrasse, but no color is interesting.

 

[sfairtx]

That’s not a Halichoeres. Thalassemia would be my guess. If I am correct they tend not to be the most gentle of wrasses. Ask an expert though @evolved @OrionN

 

[lebreef]

looks like a transitioning Thalassoma amblycephalum but photos not clear enough

 

[eatbreakfast]

It's a transitioning bluehead wrasse, Thalassoma bifasciatum.

 

[SebastianReefer]

So my question is what kind of fish is this and is he good bad to have I bought a 125 gallon setup and fish came with setup

Here are some more pics probably the best ones I can get

 

[evolved]

It's a transitioning bluehead wrasse, Thalassoma bifasciatum.

+1

 

[JumboShrimp]

Not the best photo, but I agree it looks like a transitioning Blueheaded Wrasse. I believe one (male/female? Can’t recall) has less blue and more yellow-green that the other.

 

[SebastianReefer]

Thank you everyone I appreciate the quick reply’s