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rubripinnisHere is a better picture of the wrasse that need ID.![]()
That could be isosceles or lunatus, but those pics helped for sure.Do these help at all? I just got her into quarantine so she’s a little gunshy still.
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Cirrhilabrus cf. cyanopleura, rubyhead fairy wrasse.
Its either isosceles or lunatus. Can't differentiate more until it matures and its tail starts to take shape.Final try for today
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There's still some risk, so it is just a matter of how risk adverse you are.Thanks. The male picture is certainly beautiful. I am not sure if I want to put one in my DT. I saw that you have a minus sign for the species. Maybe I am going to try and see if I buy one. What is your opinion?
Agree, and there's not way to tell one from another right now.That could be isosceles or lunatus, but those pics helped for sure.
The first one is a pintail, the second is either isosceles or lunatus, depending on the caudal fin shape.Good evening all,
I’m looking for positive ID on these two I think I got it but correct me if I’m wrong.
Pintail ?
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Crescent tail ?
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Agree; cannot determine the second one at this stage.The first one is a pintail, the second is either isosceles or lunatus, depending on the caudal fin shape.
The first one is a pintail, the second is either isosceles or lunatus, depending on the caudal fin shape.

