Let Me ID Your Wrasse!

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Does it look like this?

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It does look very similar, your post in the wrasse lovers thread prompted me to post this. Was trying to verify identity on the fish pictured above, as it was sold as a diamond tail flasher.
 
I bought this as a female Carpenter Wrasse 4 months ago and I'm starting to wonder if that is correct? It seems too bright of red.

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I bought this as a female Carpenter Wrasse 4 months ago and I'm starting to wonder if that is correct? It seems too bright of red.

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No, P. lineopunctatus.
 
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My latest addition was this beautiful wrasse, Petco had it labeled as an assorted flasher wrasse and the employee working literally knew nothing about saltwater, so I talked him down to $14.99 muhaha!!! It looks like a yellowfin flasher wrasse but I could be wrong. Whatever he is I am very happy with this guy.
 
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My latest addition was this beautiful wrasse, Petco had it labeled as an assorted flasher wrasse and the employee working literally knew nothing about saltwater, so I talked him down to $14.99 muhaha!!! It looks like a yellowfin flasher wrasse but I could be wrong. Whatever he is I am very happy with this guy.
Yup, flavianalis. Nice find.
 
Yup, flavianalis. Nice find.
Thanks. I was told to feed frequently with frozen mysis and a nice flake food but he won't touch the mysis at all. He loves the flake food which is good. What should I try feeding him frozen food wise Marine cuisine or what??
 
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