Let Me ID Your Wrasse!

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Does anybody know what type of wrasse this is? It is available at a store near me, and a slightly high asking price. They have it labeled as a rose belly fairy wrasse.
 

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Thanks for the ID. It was pretty awesome looking in the store. They had it significantly marked up though, not sure if I'm going to go back and get it or not.
 
Ok before I go postal,

What do you think of this wrasse
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? What is it and what sex?
 
Female C. rubrimarginatus, it is just faintly transitioning into a male, the tail is developing the margin.

So should I be mad that I ordered a male and got a female beginning to transition to male? Is he likely to continue the transition? If so I won't complain. It's a pretty pink color at the moment
 
Female C. rubrimarginatus, it is just faintly transitioning into a male, the tail is developing the margin.
I think so too; with a female pylei being the only other possibility. A better quality photo (less grainy) could make it certain.

Halichoeres biocellatus, red line or red christmas wrasse.
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So should I be mad that I ordered a male and got a female beginning to transition to male? Is he likely to continue the transition? If so I won't complain. It's a pretty pink color at the moment
Well, technically it is a male...
It will transition; patience. :)
 
Well, technically it is a male...
It will transition; patience. :)

I ordered a pink margin, so hopefully that's what it is. It was supposed to be a male. It was an inexpensive male though... 90 bucks without tax and shipping...
 
Well not even sure if local store still has him but still curious as what might be. Base body color is grey with a slight violet tinge. Then has red dotted lines running the length of it, with red hew on fin edges. And a black dot right before last bit of the tail and back of head near gills. These are best pics I could get.


Thanks.

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Well not even sure if local store still has him but still curious as what might be. Base body color is grey with a slight violet tinge. Then has red dotted lines running the length of it, with red hew on fin edges. And a black dot right before last bit of the tail and back of head near gills. These are best pics I could get.


Thanks.

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Halichoeres melanochir, care is comparable to most other Halichoeres wrasses.
 
We have a cebu pylei male currently. In a 4' 120. But he is living in one of the overflow box atm. He keeps jumping back and forth. Would they get along?

We have a 240 in the garage waiting on me to finish the basement living room.
 
We have a cebu pylei male currently. In a 4' 120. But he is living in one of the overflow box atm. He keeps jumping back and forth. Would they get along?

We have a 240 in the garage waiting on me to finish the basement living room.
Probably
 
We have a cebu pylei male currently. Int a 4' 120. But he is living in one of the overflow box atm. He keeps jumping back and forth. Would they get along?

We have a 240 in the garage waiting on me to finish the basement living room.
There should be no issues between the two.
 
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