Guess the Fish!
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Big E
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The fish looks exactly like the picture from above in person and you're on the right track on the species.
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Chrysiptera traceyi?
I guess it is not Royal Gramma. Light color of the eyes is wrong and the color is wrong. Shape of the head is wrong too
Daniel@R2R
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Sunshine Chromis?
If it’s not a Royal Gramma, maybe a Bicolor Dottyback, though, I haven’t seen either of those with yellow eyes (I guess morphs could happen). Maybe even Spanish Hogfish but that seems too yellow for this... I think it’s also too long for a damsel...
If it’s not a Royal Gramma, maybe a Bicolor Dottyback, though, I haven’t seen either of those with yellow eyes (I guess morphs could happen). Maybe even Spanish Hogfish but that seems too yellow for this... I think it’s also too long for a damsel...
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Vibranium fairy wrasse.
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Tracey's Damselfish - Chrysiptera traceyi
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You beat me to it, but I’ll second Tracey’s Damsel.
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@MombasaLionfish beat us both to it 
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@MombasaLionfish beat us both to it
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No on the Tracey's
I did mention it's a damsel species on my last post..........it is a semi- rare species that I've only seen for sale a few times over the past 2-3 years.
People that see it in person are surprised when I tell them it's a damsel, because of it's longish body.
I did mention it's a damsel species on my last post..........it is a semi- rare species that I've only seen for sale a few times over the past 2-3 years.
People that see it in person are surprised when I tell them it's a damsel, because of it's longish body.
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Chrysiptera
With that clue I'm sure someone will throw up & guess from search bases. I'll post the answer in a few more hours if no one gets it.
